K kyron4 50 Cal. Joined Dec 25, 2021 Messages 1,403 Reaction score 2,843 Location Indiana Today at 12:34 AM #1 Was the forge scale left on knife blades or was it removed from blades on the time (early 1800's) ? -Thanks
Was the forge scale left on knife blades or was it removed from blades on the time (early 1800's) ? -Thanks
Brokennock Cannon Joined May 15, 2011 Messages 8,171 Reaction score 11,411 Location North Central Connecticut Today at 4:35 AM #2 A better question might be, why do so many current makers leave their work unfinished?
Colonial Boy 40 Cal. MLF Supporter Joined Jan 24, 2005 Messages 3,461 Reaction score 7,043 Location New England, New South Wales, Australia. Today at 5:34 AM #3 Brokennock said: A better question might be, why do so many current makers leave their work unfinished? Click to expand... Hear, here.
Brokennock said: A better question might be, why do so many current makers leave their work unfinished? Click to expand... Hear, here.
K kyron4 50 Cal. Joined Dec 25, 2021 Messages 1,403 Reaction score 2,843 Location Indiana Today at 5:44 AM #4 This is my first attempt at a making a knife, wasn't sure what period finish was common. I got the shape and edge looking good , just has that "rough" grey/black scale finish. Is it a matter of filing and sanding or a dip in an acid bath ? -Thanks
This is my first attempt at a making a knife, wasn't sure what period finish was common. I got the shape and edge looking good , just has that "rough" grey/black scale finish. Is it a matter of filing and sanding or a dip in an acid bath ? -Thanks