The "Official" T.M. Hunt Custom Knives Random Chat Thread

#54 is covered in tree sap & wood chips -- spent the day helping a buddy clean up storm damage at his daughter's place -- he was impressed with how well the knife stripped branches and chopped stuff.
 
Jerry D. said:
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I love those guys!
You should see them fish.
 
so - do I keep chopping up vegetation in hopes this thing will eventually build up a patina, or should I clean it up and "Plum Brown" it? (think the finish on an old black powder rifle)
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1066vik said:
so - do I keep chopping up vegetation in hopes this thing will eventually build up a patina, or should I clean it up and "Plum Brown" it? (think the finish on an old black powder rifle)
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What would be really cool is to put the plum brown finish on it except in the draw cutting area and leave that spot bare.
 
1066vik said:
so - do I keep chopping up vegetation in hopes this thing will eventually build up a patina, or should I clean it up and "Plum Brown" it? (think the finish on an old black powder rifle)
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Try soaking it in stout.
 
bigghoss said:
That is awesome.
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Thanks! I recognize the paint color. Dad pulled the same paint code that I plan to use to paint my 1961 CJ3B when he painted the tailgate for the bench. I'm glad he was able to find a new tailgate for his J20. :D
 
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Not too much.. Getting stuff situated in the house and Killing a Mashcraft Oktoberfest growler.
Good looking blade.
 
hold the knife so the edge is perpendicular to the stick and drag it across like a paint scraper -- you will rise up a soft fluff of spark sucking goodness.
 
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