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Good lookin patinas fellas. Love the look of a well used blade.
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Ahhh, Bilbies (Bilbys, Bilbi?). Now that I’ve seen photos, I think I saw them at the wildlife park I went to outside Adelaide when I was Down Under. Cute little things. I wouldn’t think they had enough meat on them to be good eatin’. Best I remember, not much larger than a gray squirrel here in the States.Look up Bilby. A cute native marsupial. Delicious barbecued and slapped between two buns with a slice of pineapple and lashings of smokey bbq sauce.
Vert nice patina and knife! How did you get that particular patina? Is this a stripped Ratmandu?
Looking to potentially put a nice patina on my new satin DT 12..
30 minutes boiling vinegar.
There is a contest. It’s going on now!Cool thread! Would be a great idea for a contest.
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Does the boiling vinegar effect the res-c? I’m assuming to get the entire blade you’d have to have a portion of the handle slightly in the boiling vinegar..?30 minutes boiling vinegar.
no not at all; light vinegar smell for a couple days.Does the boiling vinegar effect the res-c? I’m assuming to get the entire blade you’d have to have a portion of the handle slightly in the boiling vinegar..?