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Post by ken on Nov 9, 2009 11:09:21 GMT -5
Enjoy.  Ken |
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Post by di66er on Nov 12, 2009 13:13:47 GMT -5
Ken do you sand the stone pieces while in the knife? They sure fit well.
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Post by Redrummd on Nov 13, 2009 0:07:59 GMT -5
Ken,
Ken,
You have a very nice finish on that Jade. What did you use and technique? Most Wyoming Jade I have used wants to orange peel or only takes a semi gloss polish....
Is this Jade cut flush to the bolsters?
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Post by 4cornersrocks on Nov 13, 2009 13:52:17 GMT -5
Ken, Ken, You have a very nice finish on that Jade. What did you use and technique? Most Wyoming Jade I have used wants to orange peel or only takes a semi gloss polish.... Is this Jade cut flush to the bolsters? For some reason I find jade to orangepeel when it gets hot (not what I have read) or when I use any compounds/slurries. Now I just keep it simple and use diamond wheels and everything seems to be fine. This is contrary to the advice I have heard but it works for me. Nice knife Ken, just perfect! I'm really enjoying mine, having fun showing it off! |
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Post by ken on Nov 13, 2009 16:46:18 GMT -5
Di66er, I cut it and then put on knife and sanded it flush.
Mike, It is cut flush to the bolsters. I use diamond up through 50.000 with a lot of water and then use Zam for polish, DRY. with a light touch.
This has a super gloss finish.
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