Some tips for stonewashing a whole knife

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Knife is a Sanrenmu B4-939 an all-metal framelock.
The black coating stonewashes to a nice textured grey appearance with highlights on the edges.
This video is mostly about how far you need to tear it down to get an even wash on all the visible parts.
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12 фев 2015

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Комментарии : 21

@knifecollector031thenether9 9 лет назад

Very nice result. I like this colorwash. Really very nice. Tx for sharing.

@Luso308 9 лет назад

Superb, Joben, well done!

@aharanha 8 лет назад

Looks great, thanks for the vid.

@TacticoolGear 9 лет назад

Great job, looks brilliant.

@cab1024 3 года назад

That looks great! thanks!

@iandavidwolfe 9 лет назад

Great job man! I have access to an industrial tumbler at my place of work. I've stone washed a few knives with great results, however, I did not protect the locking geometry as you did. Fortunately I haven't had any issues yet, but from now on I'll implant the tips in this vid. Thanks for the info!

@Lazylizardgear 9 лет назад

Doing it like this might be overcautious. The wear is pretty limited. But it doesn't take much longer.

@joshuajacob6402 9 лет назад

Excellent work man!

@Lazylizardgear 9 лет назад

Joshua Jacob Thank you.

@stevekushman3030 9 лет назад

Nice video. I have not seen this one before. You did this stonewash on the exact same knife for me a while back. It turned out great. Blade centering and lockup were spot on as they were before the process. A few quick swipes on the Sharpmaker and the blade was nasty sharp again. I have received many favorable comments on that knife since you stonewashed it.

@Lazylizardgear 9 лет назад

Steve Kushman lol this might be your knife, I think I shot this in late 2013.

@johnjames218 9 лет назад

that looks very nice, toned down like its got a bit of age

@EctopicElm00707 8 лет назад

Another excellent vid - thanks for sharing. Do you think the type/make of tumbler is important? Is a cheaper model just as good for stonewashing? I was thinking of getting an RCBS tumbler, but maybe this is a waste and I should go for Lyman or maybe something even cheaper than that.

@mstspooky8821 3 года назад

Dose stonewashing make the knife better or just a ascetic thing

@6SLipoJuice 9 лет назад

Turned out nice! What tumbler and size media did you use?

@Lazylizardgear 9 лет назад

JJ 4Ti Thanks! It's a "quick-n-ez" case tumbler I got on Amazon for pretty cheap. Media is triangular ceramic from Harbor Freight. They're about an inch in size.

@shadowman2469 9 лет назад

Hi there did you put all the parts of the knife into the tumbler or did you stonewash the parts seperatly? Greets

@Lazylizardgear 9 лет назад

Shadowman I put them in the tumbler all at once. If you're doing this having steel bumping against steel isn't a problem, the ceramic it's supposed to rub up against is way harder anyway.

@shadowman2469 9 лет назад

Thank you for the quick answer very nice so i can start to take my knife apart :-) i got it from china they soldmit as original uzi knife never ever i belive in that :-) could be a knife for your crap knife episode. Screws are geting lose from flipping no matter how hard i screw them thight they geting lose.... Poor quality but looks awesome this one a very big folder www.aliexpress.com/item/Original-Israeli-saber-UZI-Uzi-Desert-Eagle-tactical-folding-knife-440C-Black-Blade-Aluminum-handle-with/32264272853.html

@shadowman2469 8 лет назад

***** thanks for the hint i will try that :-) Greets