Rubbish bin rescue
- richard
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Rubbish bin rescue
A freind was going to bin this, i saved it and fixed it up. stamped J WAIN SHEFFIELD ?
thanks for looking.
thanks for looking.
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
Glad you rescued it. 
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
Very nice work!

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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
Kudos. Well worth the effort. 
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
Nice save!
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
As a user or parts, definitely not rubbish!
- edge213
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
Did you use epoxy to patch the bone?
If yes, what did you use to color it?
David
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- richard
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
I used 2 part polyester resin to patch. and proof tint wood stain to color .a dremel tool to jig. then waxed and buffed it.
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
Did you put the stain in the wet epoxy or stain it after the epoxy was dry?
I've used acraglass to patch handles. It works great, but I have a very hard time matching colors.
It comes with 2 small tubes of dye (black & brown). You put it in the wet epoxy.
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- richard
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
I build up the color in coats,to a slightly darker shade, when the epoxy is dry and sanded.
when i buff and wax it goes to the color i want.well nearly allways.
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
Neat old knife, Richard! Nice save!!!

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- edge213
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
Thank you for the responses. I will give it a try.richard wrote: ↑Thu Dec 24, 2020 11:11 pmI build up the color in coats,to a slightly darker shade, when the epoxy is dry and sanded.
when i buff and wax it goes to the color i want.well nearly allways.
David
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Re: Rubbish bin rescue
I like it!
And thanks for the tips on dyeing the patch. That is usually quite challenging!
And thanks for the tips on dyeing the patch. That is usually quite challenging!
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