Damascus Steel: Theory and Practice
By: Gunther Lobach
Damascus Steel: Theory and Practice by Gunther Lobach is a must-have guide for anyone interested in the art and science of working with Damascus steel. This 176-page hardcover book delves into the rich history and modern revival of this centuries-old material, renowned for its strength and sharpness in blade making. Designed for both amateur blacksmiths and seasoned metalworkers, the book provides a comprehensive overview of the techniques and practices involved in forging Damascus steel. With 300 detailed illustrations, including computer-generated images and hundreds of photos, readers will learn how to identify grain direction, master the torsion technique, and explore the endless possibilities for creating intricate patterns in this legendary material.
Key Features:
- Pages: 176
- Format: Hardbound
- Illustrations & Photos: 300 detailed illustrations, including computer-generated images and hundreds of photos
- Comprehensive Coverage: Explores the history, techniques, and modern applications of Damascus steel.
- Practical Guidance: Ideal for both amateur blacksmiths and experienced metalworkers, offering step-by-step instructions and inspiration.
