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 Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/26/20 02:12 PM
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I looked, with no success. Wondering how blued or forced patina sr101 looks.
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/26/20 07:06 PM
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I've seen a few pics, probably among the "Lost years" when the system died. Just do an interweeb image check for what you want and see what happens.
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/26/20 09:55 PM
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What he ^^^ said. 
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/26/20 10:47 PM
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/27/20 12:36 AM
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You can also experiment. Spread some mustard on the blade and then layer on some ketchup. The ketchup will get into the spaces the mustard missed. Oh and I have just shoved a smaller bladed knife into a potato and let it set for a couple three days.
Oh and if the mustard is cold and the ketchup room temp it will work out better. The mustard will go on thicker and the ketchup thinner which is what you want.
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/27/20 01:15 AM
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I save the condiments for my burgers. 
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/27/20 02:40 AM
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You can also experiment. Spread some mustard on the blade and then layer on some ketchup. The ketchup will get into the spaces the mustard missed. Oh and I have just shoved a smaller bladed knife into a potato and let it set for a couple three days.
Oh and if the mustard is cold and the ketchup room temp it will work out better. The mustard will go on thicker and the ketchup thinner which is what you want. Don't forget the pickle and onion - oh, I mean on a sandwich. 
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/27/20 06:12 AM
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There ya' go!
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/28/20 02:07 AM
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You can also experiment. Spread some mustard on the blade and then layer on some ketchup. The ketchup will get into the spaces the mustard missed. Oh and I have just shoved a smaller bladed knife into a potato and let it set for a couple three days.
Oh and if the mustard is cold and the ketchup room temp it will work out better. The mustard will go on thicker and the ketchup thinner which is what you want. Now I feel like you are just messing with me. We are still talking about knives right?
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/28/20 02:38 AM
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You just never know when dealing with Randy. LOL
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/28/20 01:45 PM
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I looked, with no success. Wondering how blued or forced patina sr101 looks. Do some searches in the BladeForums Busse forum - there have been threads on both bluing & patinas. I seem to remember one person doing a camo-like finish with patches of mustard on the blade.
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Re: Is There a Thread of Blued SR-101 Knives Here?
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03/28/20 05:30 PM
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Scrappy, see I wasn't messing with you. Anything acidic will etch the blade, but some "Concoctions" will just take longer. If you are just wanting a plain patina, soak a paper towel in vinegar and wrap it around the blade.
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