Looks like you got a bit of shell in it.
what do you expect, I'm not very eggs-perienced at cooking
Looks like you got a bit of shell in it.
haven't figures out how to do those bend lines yet on mine. You you just draw a straight line on the cad program?
Both were Chemically blackened.
Then waxed with bee's wax and linseed oil.
I am sure you must have said before but can you remind me what you use to Chemically blacken old tools please?
And a wonderful colour.
That lot was done with the Frost Blackening kit.
The 3 part one.
I have yet to use the Gun Blue yet on a project.
https://www.frost.co.uk/metal-blacking-kit/
This one ^^ ?
@£63 I think I might have gone off the idea.
Could probably just get the bluing solution, solution 1 describes itself as alkaline de greaser and 3 as de watering oil so 1 & 3 not so difficult to substitute. I haven't got a clue where to get Copper Selenate for solution 2 I will have a think on that one.That's the kit. I didn't pay that much.
But the good thing is.
That once you done each stage, you decant it back in to the bottles ready to be used again.
I am sure you must have said before but can you remind me what you use to Chemically blacken old tools please?
Nice, never really given it much thought but what creates the cross?
Plain flour mixed with water or some people use icing sugar afterNice, never really given it much thought but what creates the cross?