Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Primitive Skills => Topic started by: SA on March 19, 2012, 11:22:32 pm
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I put a osage handle on this blade i got from crazycrow tradeing post and made a raw hide sheath(still need to make a strap for it) I wraped the knife in plastic and put it in the sheath to form to it,but...some water leaked in and started to rust the blade a little . Anyone have some good ways to clean it up? thanx for lookin.
Shawn,
by the way these knife blanks are razer sharp the first sheath i made it cut through the bottom stitching any tips to stop that would be cool too :)
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Looks good! As for cutting the stitches, did you put a welt in? I'd recommend one for safety.
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no welt , this is the second sheath i have made and am still learning but i will on the next one. thanks for the tip.
shawn,
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Navel Jelly or steel wool will take the rust off. In the past I have whittled down a piece of wood to streatch the sheath rather than the knife it's self. Good luck, looks good, dpgratz
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Wrap the knife completely in about 4 layers of Saran Wrap. Works every time. :)
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Navel Jelly or steel wool will take the rust off.
I keep digging, but I can never get enough Jelly out of mine to do any good. Maybe I shower too much.
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TO HELP PROTECT CARBON STEEL BLADES AND TOOLS RUB DEER TALLOW ONTO THE STEEL.( DEER TALLOW RUBBED ONTO WOOD HELPS)
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Navel Jelly or steel wool will take the rust off.
I keep digging, but I can never get enough Jelly out of mine to do any good. Maybe I shower too much.
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just some rem oil and oooo steel wool will take it right off, Bub