Restoration, Hunting Knife 

Blade of this Knife was wider. Knife lost 4 millimeters in the blade over a long time of use

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A brown tree is an apricot, and a light tree is a beech tree

I once made a micarta using jeans, and I noticed that some epoxy resins react with this material, and the resin does not harden. If you will be doing something like this, do it on a small piece for testing. These old jeans will be shorts, I have a sewing machine)

Hello, in order to remove rust from the Knife, I used a light solution of citric acid with water, preheated it, put the knife down, four minutes passed, I pulled it out, cleaned it with a brush, repeated these actions about eight times. After citric acid, I used baking soda and shampoo. For locksmith processing of the blade of the Knife, I used three grains of sandpaper, these are 120 Grit, 400 Grit and 800 Grit silicon carbide, for polishing I used diamond paste, unfortunately I don't remember the name, the sticker with the information was erased. The handle of the Knife is made of apricot wood and beech wood, impregnated with linseed oil, the oil is already dry, and I think I need to cover the handle again, it seems to me that impregnation alone is not enough, perhaps I will cover it with beeswax with linseed oil, but I need to find a recipe, I don't remember the proportions

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What exactly, a forged Knife made of three plates, or a Knife with a Hamon line, but how to determine it, or I misunderstood