Originally posted by GalaxyShieldI'm starting to like the way you think. 😀
As far as I'm aware of it is. It might be useful if you have a way to heat it up and mold it. The possibilities are endless if you can get it hot enough, have enough of the raw material, and an annoying neighbor.
Imagine a neighbor waking up to see their car entirely incased in titanium.
Originally posted by Red NightTitanium is the strongest but it is heavy, so I don't craft swords with it.
I'm sure you are welcome in the finest establishments the world over.
Is Titanium the strongest metal or the lightest strongest?
I coke my own iron with the Bessemer process then make my swords the way Masamune used to...
one layer of iron sandwiched between 2 layers of steel, caked in clay, sharpened on a whetstone, clay cracked, left out to dry.
And I most always put some sort of signature in my blades.
Originally posted by SamuraiWarriorTitanium is lighter than steel and stronger and somewhat heavier than aluminum, that is why it is used in aircraft so much. But it is brittle so it wouldn't necessarily make a great sword but it would hold a great edge.
Titanium is the strongest but it is heavy, so I don't craft swords with it.
I coke my own iron with the Bessemer process then make my swords the way Masamune used to...
one layer of iron sandwiched between 2 layers of steel, caked in clay, sharpened on a whetstone, clay cracked, left out to dry.
And I most always put some sort of signature in my blades.
