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    Senior Member Robbied's Avatar
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    i've been using a makeshift etcher on my knife blades. In lieu of a proper stencil, i've been using the white on black laser printer method. If you make your text/logo white with a black background, and in reverse, then print it out on a laser printer, you can iron it onto the steel to use as a mask. Then use a power supply (9-12V), a Q-tip and salt water to do the etching. This version is probably a little rough to use on such fine Razors though.
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    Very impressive, love the scales.
    I to know what it's like to have limited tools, which makes this all the more of an accomplishment to me.
    Keep going, I took the plunge on a belt grinder and have not looked back.

    Joe
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    Wow, that's a blast from the past...from 2010! Still have the old tools, but do have a proper 2x72 grinder and gas forge now. Most of the time I am working on knives as they sell like hotcakes...hopefully I will get back into razors this fall when it cools down.
    Southeastern Oklahoma/Northeastern Texas helper. Please don't hesitate to contact me.
    Thank you and God Bless, Scott

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