Cattaraugus cleaned,sharpened and tightened up
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Cattaraugus cleaned,sharpened and tightened up
I posted this Cattaraugus knife I purchased from a friend of mine the other day.
I thought it might have been redone at one point but after receiving it that was not the case.
http://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_f ... 17&t=28551
I did a little cleaning then tightened up the blades.
A final sharpening and she was good to go.
This is a very well built knife and also a very sharp one.
Pretty big knife. 4 1/8 " closed, 3" main blade and a 2 1/2" secondary.
I'll be carrying this one for awhile.
JW
I thought it might have been redone at one point but after receiving it that was not the case.
http://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_f ... 17&t=28551
I did a little cleaning then tightened up the blades.
A final sharpening and she was good to go.
This is a very well built knife and also a very sharp one.
Pretty big knife. 4 1/8 " closed, 3" main blade and a 2 1/2" secondary.
I'll be carrying this one for awhile.
JW
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Very nice knife. I love ebony scales. I'd love to have one like that. Great work.
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WOW, that's a beauty!
Knice clean up and tighten up!!
Knice clean up and tighten up!!
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Very nice!
You got a really good deal on that beauty.
You got a really good deal on that beauty.
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Re: Cattaraugus cleaned,sharpened and tightened up
Nice work!
That knife looks like a real beast. I like it!
That knife looks like a real beast. I like it!
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Re: Cattaraugus cleaned,sharpened and tightened up
That's pretty sweet. Did you induce a patina on the blades, they look darker than the other pics you showed?
Glenn
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Re: Cattaraugus cleaned,sharpened and tightened up
Yea, Glenn~glennbad wrote:That's pretty sweet. Did you induce a patina on the blades, they look darker than the other pics you showed?
Glenn
I just wiped the blades and bolsters with some vinegar.
After tapping the pin's to take out the slight wobble in the blades a few marks were left on the bolsters so I hand sanded them out.
It left them real shiny so I figured a forced patina would be appropriate.
I didn't do anything to the blades except sharpen them.
I'm going to use this knife when I go trout fishing at the end of this month.
The season starts a few weeks earlier in my area of Pennsylvania.
So a patina will help protect the knife from rust.
JW