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It seems out of my reach, next option is to find someone to do it for me.
What equipment should they be using? Not sandpaper I'm guessing.
You can use sand paper and go up the grits, it would take an incredible amount of time and dedication. You miss a single scratch on the previous grit and it will
be there when you get to the mirror and look terrible.
For tolerances I wouldn't advise messing with the entire pivot area or detent ball track. Maybe just polishing the primary bevel and leave the rest stonewashed.
Are you planning on using the blade at all? A mirror polish on a blade is not really something I'd want. Unless of course you never plan on using the blade for anything ever.
Every scratch will take a small piece of your soul.
You can use sand paper and go up the grits, it would take an incredible amount of time and dedication. You miss a single scratch on the previous grit and it will
be there when you get to the mirror and look terrible.
For tolerances I wouldn't advise messing with the entire pivot area or detent ball track. Maybe just polishing the primary bevel and leave the rest stonewashed.
Are you planning on using the blade at all? A mirror polish on a blade is not really something I'd want. Unless of course you never plan on using the blade for anything ever.
Every scratch will take a small piece of your soul.
You can use sand paper and go up the grits, it would take an incredible amount of time and dedication. You miss a single scratch on the previous grit and it will
be there when you get to the mirror and look terrible.
For tolerances I wouldn't advise messing with the entire pivot area or detent ball track. Maybe just polishing the primary bevel and leave the rest stonewashed.
Are you planning on using the blade at all? A mirror polish on a blade is not really something I'd want. Unless of course you never plan on using the blade for anything ever.
Every scratch will take a small piece of your soul.
And imagine the piece of work it will take to do this properly around the thumb stud...
Would Flitz work?