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Logan Wassall [EDC Kansan]
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 เม.ย. 2015
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Acid Etch and Stonewash Your Pocket Knife | DIY Blade Finish
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EDC Kansan Social
Instagram: @edc.kansan
Vero: @edckansan
In this video, I'll show you how to acid etch and stonewash your pocket knife for a custom blade finish! This is a great way to give your knife a unique look and protect the blade from corrosion.
BUGOUT DISASSEMBLY VIDEO COMING SOON
Supplies needed for the job:
• Knife
• Personal protective equipment
• Acetone
• Nail Polish
• Ferric chloride acid
• Glass or plastic container for acid solution
• String or wire
• Pencil
• Water for rinsing knife
• Large container & medium for stonewashing
• Knife sharpener
• Knife lube
Gear in this video:
• Benchmade Bugout: www.benchmade.com/535.html
• Work Sharp Combo Knife Sharpener: www.worksharptools.com/shop/benchtop/powered/combo-knife-sharpener/
Other Acid Etch & Stonewashing Videos:
• th-cam.com/video/DtsuLFMd7sk/w-d-xo.html
• th-cam.com/video/oUxWu-piZ38/w-d-xo.html
EDC Kansan Social
Instagram: @edc.kansan
Vero: @edckansan
In this video, I'll show you how to acid etch and stonewash your pocket knife for a custom blade finish! This is a great way to give your knife a unique look and protect the blade from corrosion.
BUGOUT DISASSEMBLY VIDEO COMING SOON
Supplies needed for the job:
• Knife
• Personal protective equipment
• Acetone
• Nail Polish
• Ferric chloride acid
• Glass or plastic container for acid solution
• String or wire
• Pencil
• Water for rinsing knife
• Large container & medium for stonewashing
• Knife sharpener
• Knife lube
Gear in this video:
• Benchmade Bugout: www.benchmade.com/535.html
• Work Sharp Combo Knife Sharpener: www.worksharptools.com/shop/benchtop/powered/combo-knife-sharpener/
Other Acid Etch & Stonewashing Videos:
• th-cam.com/video/DtsuLFMd7sk/w-d-xo.html
• th-cam.com/video/oUxWu-piZ38/w-d-xo.html
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Work Sharp Combo Knife Sharpener | Review & Demonstration
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CORRECTION: This sharpener will get your knife edge to 25° per side, not in total as talked about in the video. Subscribe for more content! EDC Kansan Social Instagram: @edc.kansan Vero: @edckansanIn The Work Sharp Combo Knife Sharpener is an excellent sharpener for those who want to keep their knives razor-sharp without having to take them to a professional. In this video, I'll give you my tho...
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Subscribe for more content! EDC Kansan Social Instagram: @edc.kansan Vero: @edckansanIn In this video, I'll show you how to antique a brass flashlight using vinegar and salt. This is a great, easy way to give your brass hardware a beautiful patina, even if it's brand new. Gear in this video: Reylight Pineapple Mini (Brass): a.co/d/gxE908K
Customize Your Swiss Army Knife With Brass Scales | Daily Customs
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Subscribe for more content! EDC Kansan Social Instagram: @edc.kansan Vero: @edckansan In this video, I show you how to customize your Swiss Army Knife with brass scales from Daily Customs. This is a great way to add some personality and dress up your SAK. It's a really simple project that anyone can do. Daily Customs sells SAK scales, knives, and other EDC accessories. You can browse their onli...
Does this work for stainless steel items?
It would not. The idea for this technique is to tarnish the metal. The nature of stainless steel is to not tarnish. However, if it did start to tarnish, it would just rust.
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Soak that SAK in very hot water for five or six minutes so you can reuse those scales heating up the celidore is more plysble less likely to break ! Brasso cleans brass better than anything !
so what does the salt do?
The salt is a catalyst for oxidation.
You need an alkaline to neutralize acid like baking soda or purple power degreaser.
Could I use this method with a light fixture?
If it's brass, then yes.
Hơw can I do it with a table top that is very big ?
You have a brass tabletop?
What flashlight is this?
This is the Reylight Pineapple Mini in brass. It was available on Amazon for awhile but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. Unfortunately, I think this guy may be a bit hard to find now
You can still get them. I just got one. Just search brass pineapple mini
@@ksajak this is true! I think Rey just restocked some on his site. It's a great little light. I got a second one in black just a few weeks ago.
is the angle adjustable, like is it only 25 degrees perside or can you change it to like 15 degrees
It's not adjustable. That's a downside, but speed is what you get in return
Can you do this also in copper?
Brass is a combination of copper and zinc, and the copper is what causes the patina. You should be able to do this same thing with copper, but the effect will take faster than brass.
You should always strop after sharpening
Awesome job sir. Been waiting to use mine and now I know exactly how. Thank you.
I would like to see more patina, because I'm looking to darken brass hardware like buckles. Can you expand on the aging of brass?
The longer you leave it in the "chamber" the stronger the patina will look. I only took mine out because I wanted to get it started and let it happen naturally after that. It's much darker now.
Question; is there a way for me to use tape or wax or something to patina all of a piece but leave out a small symbol of cleaner looking brass? And then clear coat the whole thing to get something like a patina'd blade with a little star on it ?
I bet that would work, because it takes effect from the air making contact with the piece. If you cover part of it up, you'd probably be able to get that mark!
hey, did you tyy it? how did it turned out?
Lol my brass looks like that after one day of using a flashlight
It had a clear coat over it that protected it from getting a patina. I stripped that before doing this so it would be able to take effect well.
@@edc.kansan ah, I haven’t ever had this specific flashlight so I did not know it came with a clear coat. What an odd thing to do to an edc flash light (clear coat it from the factory that is)
@@TheBootyWrangler I totally agree. I was wondering why it was taking soooo long to patina, then I realized it was probably never going to without me stripping it.
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If you have sown tweezers with thin tips it's possible to remove all the electrical elements. That's why Iobe the reylights. So if want to force the patina the way hard way it's possible to do that too without affecting the electric parts. Thats a good thing if you have one in titanium for example and want to anodize it. Only downside for me is the clip. Would be cool to have it in same material
I'm pretty happy with what I ended up with. I like the contrast of the clip with the natural brass
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Nice review 🙂👌
Looks cool, man. Definitely want to see when the brass kit comes together!