Remington redo

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Twhite
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Remington redo

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Just received my next project in the mail
A Remington UMC whittler with MOP missing on one side. I just took it apart to assess the overall condition
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Re: Remington redo

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The main blade is 95% full. Secondary blade is 85% almost all wear at tip. The file is fine. All three blades are stained almost like they were Blued at some point.

I may have to see how blueing would look contrasted to MOP.

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Re: Remington redo

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Just found a pleasant surprise. The etching is still on the main blade. Now how would I go about cleaning the blade without wrecking the etching.
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Re: Remington redo

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Twhite wrote:Just found a pleasant surprise. The etching is still on the main blade. Now how would I go about cleaning the blade without wrecking the etching.
Don't, that's usually the best course of action when you want to retain an etch.
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Re: Remington redo

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muskrat man wrote:
Twhite wrote:Just found a pleasant surprise. The etching is still on the main blade. Now how would I go about cleaning the blade without wrecking the etching.
Don't, that's usually the best course of action when you want to retain an etch.
Thanks. I will leave it alone.
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