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Forced Patina: Etching With Mustard And Vinegar Sharp Works 5.1K subscribers Subscribe 29K views 6 years ago A patina is a controlled rust on a knife. I would describe rust as corrosive and.
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Step 4: Scribe the Pattern. Engraving is quite tricky and unforgiving. Scribing a pattern in (relatively) soft nail varnish isn't so tough. You don't need to press so hard you score the metal, just enough to remove the nail varnish in the pattern you want etching. Its practically like normal writing.
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Heat some vinegar in a pan to a boil. 3. Cover knife blade with hot vinegar. I set the knife upright in a water glass & poured in enough boiling vinegar to cover the blade. 4. Let sit for 10 minutes. 5. Remove knife, rinse well with water, and dry. There is some patina info info in the links below.
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423 Gender:Male Location:USA Posted March 3, 2012 Hey everyone, just wondering the best way to go about etching with vinegar. I'm working on a small san-mai Viking Age knife, and I'd like to bring out the character of the wrought and better show the transition between the wrought and the steel.
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Clean and polish with Flitz, etc. and repeat this process until the line is as bold as you want. This process is tedious but really exploits the temper line in alloy steels like L6, O1, and 5160 (which tend to have simple or less vivid temper/hardening lines) but works well for the plain 10XX steels as well.
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1. May 12, 2013. #25. Justin0505 said: The original Fowler honesuki that I hot vinegar patina'ed is still goin strong with not even a hint of rust despite long sessions being coated in chicken carnage. I also just gave a new shig a few soaks in hot vinegar and I've had 0 reactivity issues.
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My experience with getting really good patterning is to etch deep enough to create topography. You really need some room between the top of the 15N20 and the bottom of the HC layers. I agitate my etch tanks (both the vinegar and the Ferric tank) with a fish tank bubbler. This dislodges the oxides as they form and accelerates the etch.
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Well, mustard contains vinegar. Actually, mustard is nearly all vinegar. Vinegar is acetic acid (usually about 5%), diluted with water. When applied to the blade, the acetic acid begins to (slowly) eat into the steel. This opens it up so that the water (in the vinegar) can rapidly oxidize (rust) it.
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Knife Makers Area. New to Knifemaking . Aging or Etching with Vinegar. Thread starter. . Aging or Etching with Vinegar. Thread starter Alden Cole; Start date Apr 6, 2019; Alden Cole Well-Known Member. Apr 6, 2019 #1.
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Using new vinegar each time prevents the contaminants from entering the picture. acetic acid should not go bad and vinegar is said to last over 5 yrs. Not sure why your etch is taking longer with the vinegar since it's unused vinegar and should be able to be considered as new. Ed's right on the money with Ferric for etching - dilute that stuff.
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To acid etch your steel knife with apple cider vinegar, you'll need the following materials and tools: Steel knife Apple cider vinegar Shallow container (large enough to hold the knife) Nail polish or permanent marker Nail polish remover or acetone Rubber gloves Safety goggles Paper towels or rags Baking soda Water Fine steel wool or abrasive pad
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2) Next, apply the hydrochloric acid to the area of the blade that you wish to etch. Be careful not to get any on your skin! 3) Use a brush to spread the acid evenly over the surface of the blade. Make sure that all areas are covered evenly. 4) Allow the acid to sit on the blade for 3-5 minutes.
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Submerge the part in the acid and let it sit for 15-30 minutes. It's not a strong acid so there's no rush. Just check the part and stop at the color you want. Rinse with hot water. Rub down with WD40 and steel wool to get the loose particles off. Then I like to seal it with boiled linseed oil (BLO).