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06-01-2014, 11:40 PM #1< Banned User >
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Duck soup
Tried a new, to me, scale material. Kirinite. Very nice to work with. I replaced the paper micarta scales on a Dubl Duck Special No. 1. A sacrilegious non-traditional result. I saved the paper micarta scales if I need to make a retreat.
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06-01-2014, 11:44 PM #2Senior Member
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haha, I like the title, makes me smile like this
I like the kirinite, ive wanted to try it ever since Thomas from Roaring Bear knives showed it to me. how does it work, does it burn/melt at all when cutting or easy straight forward?Berthold likes this.Silverloaf
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06-01-2014, 11:52 PM #3Sharp as a spoon.
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Nicely done, thanks for posting the pics.
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06-02-2014, 12:32 AM #4< Banned User >
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Thank you. I had read that it is sensitive to heat from too much pressure on the buffer, so I took it slow and easy. I had no problem with it on the belt sander, scroll saw, or buffer. I will definitely use this material again in the future.
Originally Posted by silverloaf
haha, I like the title, makes me smile like this
I like the kirinite, ive wanted to try it ever since Thomas from Roaring Bear knives showed it to me. how does it work, does it burn/melt at all when cutting or easy straight forward?
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06-02-2014, 01:00 AM #5Senior Member
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I'm fond of orange so this is great! Beautiful work.
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06-02-2014, 06:11 AM #6Senior Member
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No retreat, No surrender. It's your Duck now :<0) Looks good. I have a piece of Kirinite and haven't used it because it got soft and supple in the shop on a hot day. It kind of melted over as it was not sitting flat. I heated it back up and flattened it out but never used it for that reason. It never gets that hot in my house so I should give it a shot sometime.
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06-02-2014, 02:40 PM #7Member
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Wow nice .
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06-02-2014, 05:49 PM #8Member
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Sweet scales
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06-03-2014, 04:30 PM #9Senior Member
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Hey guys I am curious where you get this material? Also how hard is it to work with. I want to try my hand at making scales an I really like this look. I don't have the typical work shop like some here. But I think with the right material I can do this with just some hand tools. Thanks
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06-04-2014, 04:55 AM #10< Banned User >
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KIRINITE - Handle Material & Hardware Originally Posted by RollinCoal69
easy to work with. I used a scroll saw, belt sander, drill press, a lot of hand sanding, and a buffing wheel (white and green compound). It does not like to get hot, so slow and easy on the buffer.RollinCoal69 likes this.
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