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    Cool 3 New Recurves


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    I just finished up these 3 recurves for a client.

    The knives came out great, and the edge geometry is stellar.

    Trying to make 3 knives "identical" is certainly a chore!

    Thanks for looking!







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    They are AWESOME!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jll346 View Post
    They are AWESOME!!
    Thanks! I think that the BF member who ordered them is going to be very happy.
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    those are nice !!

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    The top one I like the finish on the best, these are some cool looking blades, need to be in an action flick.

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    They look great! There is no such thing as identical custom knives. I think we all understand that. I like the lighter finish the best as well. Looking forward to seeing them in the new Expendables. j/k

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    off. the. chain.

    Wow. Those are just mean as hell.

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    those are really great
    what did you do for that finish if you dont mind me asking?

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    very nice , just curious the choil looks big to me is there a reason why or is just the pic that makes it look that way??

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    Quote Originally Posted by PEDRETTI View Post
    those are really great
    what did you do for that finish if you dont mind me asking?
    Thanks!

    The finish was created using what is called an "acid resist".

    Basically you apply a pattern to the blade using paint, glue, nail polish, etc.

    You then place the knife into a solution of ferric chloride.

    The ferric chloride etches the entire blade except where the resist is.

    The depth of the etch is based on how long the blade is etched in the solution.

    Hope this helps!
    Johnathan Mitchell

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    It does thank you I've done the etch before but I didn't know what you used for a resist....this helps a lot thank-you again

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