Stripped Rucki

Terry_Test

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I've never stripped a blade before and this is the first sword I've owned. I love it 10x more now that it is naked and had a vinegar bath!! This thing looks killer now.

Started life as:
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Arctic white coating and black&tan G10.

Now:
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And a heavy Instagram filter job:
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Just wanted to share, because first it was knives, then tomahawks, and now I fear it may be Busse/kin swords...
 
Thanks for sharing. That there is some nice work. Just ordered a Rucki last week and this just makes me want one even more. :thumbup:
 
Thanks! There's some very small areas near handles where there is slight traces of coating- the stripper I used was kind of a pain to deal with, but I'm really pleased with the end result on a first try for all of it. Sanded it down after from 300-1200 grit, quickly, and did a balsamic vinegar patina. Had no idea how long to leave it on. Next I'm planning to do a real garbage sheath for it :)
 
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