Famming or anadizing for titatium fnife scales

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Bechbum2588

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I'm looking to do a few mods to my knife and I was wondering if anybody might have a recommendation for the flamming or anadizing the handles. I open and I live in San Diego,so I would like to haves someone close,but in order to have it done right. I'm willing to reach out.Thanks
 
Has anybody had any exsperience with a knife compnay called Wingman EDC. I saw one and I think I got an increddible price one it. I was just about to buy a PM2, but could not justify spending the same amount of money with all the high end materials used to make this Wingman EDC. So I bought it anway ,not really thinking.
 
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Bechbum2588 said:
I'm looking to do a few mods to my knife and I was wondering if anybody might have a recommendation for the flamming or anadizing the handles. I open and I live in San Diego,so I would like to haves someone close,but in order to have it done right. I'm willing to reach out.Thanks
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Contact WValtakis WValtakis as he offers the service you are looking for.

He also has his own sub forum here in the Hosted Knifemakers section named Chipped Metal.

Here is the direct link to that forum, plenty of his work is on show there too. Good luck.

Chipped Metal

My name is Wilfred "Chip" Valtakis II... I have been collecting, modifying, repairing, and embellishing knives for over 25 years. I offer hand engraving, titanium anodizing, inlays, regrinds, refurbishment, action tuning, etc. If you have a vision for your knife, I can help bring it to reality...
www.bladeforums.com www.bladeforums.com
 
I actually used a propane torch tonight to ano a two sun and the scale of a Spyderco Mcbee. The basic purplish bronze look on exhaust tips. I will buy some sheap scales to try colors deeper in the temp range
 
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