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11-23-2015, 03:42 AM #2891Str8Faced Gent.
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This wasn't so much a Butchered Blade as it was received from one of the resident butchers.
Thanks Mike T. Turned out pretty well balanced. Unlike it's re-creator.
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11-23-2015, 05:12 AM #2892Senior Member
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Ooh man that looks amazing! I really need to try bloodwood out. I'll try to find some that's got that similar affect. when looking before, I was looking for pieces that were solid red, but that streaking looks great.
Originally Posted by outback
10 coats? Jimminy Cricket! Is there a specific brand that works best?
Do you think a food dehydrator would be a good way to dry???
Good work! And fast! I'm in awe.
Mike B. I didn't know that was the blade for those scales.. Good choice of design! Originally Posted by MikeB52
Thanks Mike T. Turned out pretty well balanced. Unlike it's re-creator.
The Blackwood is an oily wood. Doesn't like to glue to things, if you ever try.. make sure to use course sandpaper And possibly scratch it up with a razor a bit to create mechanical adhesion so that it will stick. As far as a finish not wanting to dry, I think Outback is right about the light bulb/heat. Food dehydrator??? Eh eh?
I'm totally going to try the food dehydrator, was looking at one a few months back wondering about a good way to expedite the drying process...
Glad to see that you have created something great out of a blade that sat for years unattended to.“You must unlearn what you have learned.”
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11-23-2015, 05:21 AM #2893
A dehydrator songs like a good idea. Never thought about that. I had one many years ago to make jerky & to do other things.
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11-23-2015, 05:37 AM #2894Senior Member
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That came out really well Mike! Originally Posted by MikeB52
This wasn't so much a Butchered Blade as it was received from one of the resident butchers.
Thanks Mike T. Turned out pretty well balanced. Unlike it's re-creator.Tony
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11-23-2015, 05:39 AM #2895
Yes it did, very nice! Originally Posted by Thug
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11-23-2015, 05:52 AM #2896Senior Member
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Well that settles it Steve! I'm gonna start searching Craigslist and other classifieds, maybe the Goodwill, for a dehydrator on the cheap.. Originally Posted by engine46
This weekend I set up the workshop the rest of the way but didn't have the time to work. But I did get to put a few hours each night cleaning/polishing and oiling all my blades. Going through what I'm willing to sell, next week eBay. Got about 50 blades that are going.
So now I'm working on maintenance.
Yeah I was looking at that coin and copper sandwich wedge, looks great! Good touch. Originally Posted by Thug
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11-23-2015, 01:14 PM #2897Senior Member
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Very nice job indeed. Liked the idea of a coin as a wedge. Originally Posted by MikeB52
This wasn't so much a Butchered Blade as it was received from one of the resident butchers.
Thanks Mike T. Turned out pretty well balanced. Unlike it's re-creator.
And I really need to try that blackwood too.
Thats a really nice lookin anvil ya got there.[emoji6]Mike
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11-23-2015, 01:25 PM #2898Senior Member
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Too slow IMO. But would probably work, just like the heat the bulb puts out. And use thin coats of tru oil, or you'll have horible runs. Originally Posted by engine46
Once the grain is full, put 3-4 more coats on, for smoothing out with steel wool.Mike
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11-23-2015, 01:49 PM #2899Senior Member
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Mike.. I believe I still have my dehydrator, its yours if you want it. Originally Posted by MikeT
Ooh man that looks amazing! I really need to try bloodwood out. I'll try to find some that's got that similar affect. when looking before, I was looking for pieces that were solid red, but that streaking looks great.
10 coats? Jimminy Cricket! Is there a specific brand that works best?
Do you think a food dehydrator would be a good way to dry???
Good work! And fast! I'm in awe.
Mike B. I didn't know that was the blade for those scales.. Good choice of design!
The Blackwood is an oily wood. Doesn't like to glue to things, if you ever try.. make sure to use course sandpaper And possibly scratch it up with a razor a bit to create mechanical adhesion so that it will stick. As far as a finish not wanting to dry, I think Outback is right about the light bulb/heat. Food dehydrator??? Eh eh?
I'm totally going to try the food dehydrator, was looking at one a few months back wondering about a good way to expedite the drying process...
Glad to see that you have created something great out of a blade that sat for years unattended to.
If I find it. Let me knowMike
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11-23-2015, 01:56 PM #2900Razor Vulture
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It turned out great, Mike!
Let's see the notches aligned in a closed pic?
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I rest my case.
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