I had the same issue with blue tape. I read on one of the forums something that really helped. Tape the the blade first with Teflon plumbers tape then electric tape. Maybe not the cheapest but work fantastic. Also I don’t tape to the scales edge. I leave a space there so I can clean the epoxy...
That’s exactly what happened Paul. It looked awful. One side looked pretty good the other splotchy. I ended up buffing it and it looks much darker and better. I will wax it as you recommende.
Ok so I have three blades to do. Do I use all 5-6 pounds and a gallon of liquid? Seems like a lot of liquid.
keep blades in till all ice is melted? How long does that take?
So I want to start HT Aebl and would like to use dry ice for the cold treatment. Been searching around and can’t find much info on the recipe for the slurry mixture. I came across a post here that mention this:
“There can also be more error in DI slurry since it has to be made. Some folks don't...
I really like working it.Has some weight to it. It polishes up to a high gloss easily. On this knife I only went to 120 grit and I still get a nice sheen on it.
Thanks. Yeah I have a bunch left from when I had a custom bow grip Business Years ago. The smell of sanding it brought back many memories lol. I don’t think they rebuilt the plant after it burned Down. is anybody else making the same stuff?
Traded for some sheath work. 52100 5/32” FF grind, Some old Dymondwood I have had for years With Micarta Pins. I HT it myself and this is a everyday carry and will get used. So we will see how it holds up. Any suggestions are appropriated.