Patch material
Patch material
I’ve got an old knife with a small piece missing at each center pin. It is stag. Just curious as to what the hardest glue/epoxy or other material you might recommend that could be colored. Not trying to trick someone. Nice old packer knife. Just needs a little help.
Re: Patch material
I use AcraGlass.
But I do have trouble matching the colors.
Search AcraGlass and you will find posts explaining how it's done.
But I do have trouble matching the colors.
Search AcraGlass and you will find posts explaining how it's done.
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Re: Patch material
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... =AcraGlasImiked32 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 27, 2024 4:38 pm I’ve got an old knife with a small piece missing at each center pin. It is stag. Just curious as to what the hardest glue/epoxy or other material you might recommend that could be colored. Not trying to trick someone. Nice old packer knife. Just needs a little help.
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I have used a couple or three different clear epoxies with no problems. Even the Gorilla Glue type that comes in the double syringes - it is inexpensive and locally available.
I prefer powdered pigments over liquid pigments.
I have sanded Walnut wood for dark brown pigment, and used Cinnamon (from my wife's spice rack) for reddish-brown.
I am in the middle of editing a video showing how to do it, if you can wait until this weekend. I should have it ready to post by then. Here is a picture of this patch:
I prefer powdered pigments over liquid pigments.
I have sanded Walnut wood for dark brown pigment, and used Cinnamon (from my wife's spice rack) for reddish-brown.
I am in the middle of editing a video showing how to do it, if you can wait until this weekend. I should have it ready to post by then. Here is a picture of this patch:
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Re: Patch material
Thank you all for the advice.
Looking forward to seeing the video Reverand
The acraglass looks very interesting
Looking forward to seeing the video Reverand
The acraglass looks very interesting
Re: Patch material
My video is set to be released this weekend , but I will give you a sneak-peek...
https://youtu.be/c2wNB6kWWZE?si=Rb3phJK684jaYh7p
https://youtu.be/c2wNB6kWWZE?si=Rb3phJK684jaYh7p
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Nice video. Thank you for sharing. Great way to put some more life in an old knife.
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I watched it on YouTube. Enjoyed it .Reverand wrote: ↑Thu Aug 29, 2024 1:54 pm My video is set to be released this weekend , but I will give you a sneak-peek...
https://youtu.be/c2wNB6kWWZE?si=Rb3phJK684jaYh7p
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You made it look easy, but I know it's not. Thank you for the video lesson.Reverand wrote: ↑Thu Aug 29, 2024 1:54 pm My video is set to be released this weekend , but I will give you a sneak-peek...
https://youtu.be/c2wNB6kWWZE?si=Rb3phJK684jaYh7p
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Thank you for saying that Jeepergeo, but this was pretty much that easy. I edited it for time, but little else.Jeepergeo wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2024 8:30 pmYou made it look easy, but I know it's not. Thank you for the video lesson.Reverand wrote: ↑Thu Aug 29, 2024 1:54 pm My video is set to be released this weekend , but I will give you a sneak-peek...
https://youtu.be/c2wNB6kWWZE?si=Rb3phJK684jaYh7p
This is only the third patch that I have done, so I consider it to be a good beginner level project.
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