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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: Horn Dog] #114536 06/25/07 12:23 AM
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Great tutorial Vic. Your Ranger sure dressed up nicely!


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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: Horn Dog] #114537 06/25/07 12:50 AM
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Vic,

That Tutorial was simply and totally awesome. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/ooo.gif" alt="" />

Thanks so much for posting it. Those pics are top notch. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" />

That blade turned out fantastic too!!! WOW!! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/ooo.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/bowdown.gif" alt="" />

You Da Man!!! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" />

I use those Scotch Brite wheels too, their almost as handy as Duck Tape!! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />


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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: ColdOne] #114538 06/25/07 01:34 AM
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Well I have the Dremmel, now just a belt sander and a grinder away from super-stardom.. I will have to visit tool town on monday. Great pis and story to go along with thanks oh great horned one!


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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: stansbrew] #114539 06/25/07 01:42 AM
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Should I get an Xbox 360 or a PS3? I saw Pirates of the Caribbean on the Wii and it has sword fighting. Would that be a good choice? It looks like fun but I don't want to get a repetitive motion disorder. I hear you can play Wii games even if you chop off your finger tips with a sharp knife in a belt grinder accident. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />


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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: Kraz] #114540 06/25/07 10:53 AM
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I have never played a video game in my life. Da yoots have. With my luck, I'd love it and have one more time-wasting addiction! Might as well just start smoking crack. Sorry about this mini-rant, but here goes: "DO NOT PLACE HANDS OR FEET UNDER MOWER WHILE ENGINE IS RUNNING". "PRESERVE NATURE, WEAR A HELMET". Last Summer I [censored] near whacked my finger off with a machete. It glanced off a small tree and came back and caught my other hand. There is still a blood trail on the back porch to remind me to BE CAREFUL. USE JUDGEMENT. STOP AND TAKE A BREAK WHEN YOU ARE TIRED. DON'T GET IN TOO MUCH OF A HURRY. DO NOT OPERATE MACHINERY AFTER TAKING THIS MEDICATION. WEAR A HORNED SAFETY HELMET WHILE DRINKING.


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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: Horn Dog] #114541 06/25/07 11:38 AM
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Just one more thing. As many of you know by now, I love the look of bare steel. The problem is that steel rusts. In the past I have used various oils and waxes to preserve my cherished blades, but Busse Knife Group and some other blades are designed for hard use in extreme conditions. The epoxy coating is there to minimize corrosion. While at the Blade Show, a very good salesman convinced me that his product, TUF Cloth, was superior to others in protecting steel from rust. When I told him that I lived on the coast on a salt marsh, he recommended Marine Tuff Cloth (anything with the word Marine has to be tough). It is a micro-bonding oil-free shield for extreme use, saltwater and storage. It has been tested and used by Navy Seals. I bought it. I put it on all the Scrap Yards, Swamp Rats, Busses, and Ranger knives that I have stripped. Now my knives can still be hard use and look good doing it.


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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: ColdOne] #114542 06/25/07 12:10 PM
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Very nice tutorial!!! Thank you HD! That knife came out perfectly!!


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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: Horn Dog] #114543 06/25/07 12:33 PM
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Just one more thing. As many of you know by now, I love the look of bare steel. The problem is that steel rusts. In the past I have used various oils and waxes to preserve my cherished blades, but Busse Knife Group and some other blades are designed for hard use in extreme conditions. The epoxy coating is there to minimize corrosion. While at the Blade Show, a very good salesman convinced me that his product, TUF Cloth, was superior to others in protecting steel from rust. When I told him that I lived on the coast on a salt marsh, he recommended Marine Tuff Cloth (anything with the word Marine has to be tough). It is a micro-bonding oil-free shield for extreme use, saltwater and storage. It has been tested and used by Navy Seals. I bought it. I put it on all the Scrap Yards, Swamp Rats, Busses, and Ranger knives that I have stripped. Now my knives can still be hard use and look good doing it.

That Tuff Cloth is good stuff!!! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> I been using it for a while with great results I highly recommend it!!!


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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: Rainwalker] #114544 06/25/07 03:06 PM
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WoW HD, when you rant, you do it good! Tell us more about the machete incident! now when I go swingin my ontario, I'll be thinking "is this what Horn Dog did???"

I've been hearing about tuff cloth, almost ordered it online a couple times, I do want to try it, being I'll be so close to the pacific. Thanks for all the tips and good advice bro, I think you should get another degree on your certs now! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />


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Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: ColdOne] #114545 06/30/07 02:00 PM
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Now, I am off to find something to strip.
Thanks for all the info, as well as the pictures.

Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: rooikat] #114546 06/30/07 02:06 PM
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Now, I am off to find something to strip.
Thanks for all the info, as well as the pictures.

Yes! Yes! stripping is good. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/bowdown.gif" alt="" />


When you care enough to use only the best...stick'em with a SKYCO knife.
Re: Tutorial: Stripping & Polishing Pics [Re: BRAMEL] #114547 07/01/07 07:30 PM
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(bump) to important to let slip down!


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