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Attaching Knife Scales With Pins. Epoxy is an extremely strong and versatile adhesive. Handle scales with hidden pins! To apply epoxy, you’ll want to clean any oil or grease off of the tang. In todays video i go over my technique to do completely. Then, use epoxy as an additional bonding agent to ensure a powerful and solid handle attachment, making your knife both comfortable and functional. A reoccurring issue is how to get a tight (but not too tight) a fit when installing pins in a knife scale. When applied correctly, it will prevent your knife scales from slipping during use. When rivets or pins are used to attach the knife scales, two or more holes are drilled in the tang of the knife as well as the two scales and the rivets are. To pein pins, cut them off about 1/8 inch from the surface, place on an anvil or other solid surface and use the round end of a ball. Today we are doing episode 15 of the daily vlog, i know a lot of people are at home because of all. This is how i put scales on a knife and what i've found to work the best for me and fitment. To attach the scales, you’ll need to drill holes that match those on the tang, then secure them using pins or screws. You’ll then rinse the tang, wipe it dry, and insert the pins into the tang.

To pein pins, cut them off about 1/8 inch from the surface, place on an anvil or other solid surface and use the round end of a ball. Today we are doing episode 15 of the daily vlog, i know a lot of people are at home because of all. Epoxy is an extremely strong and versatile adhesive. To attach the scales, you’ll need to drill holes that match those on the tang, then secure them using pins or screws. In todays video i go over my technique to do completely. To apply epoxy, you’ll want to clean any oil or grease off of the tang. Then, use epoxy as an additional bonding agent to ensure a powerful and solid handle attachment, making your knife both comfortable and functional. You’ll then rinse the tang, wipe it dry, and insert the pins into the tang. When rivets or pins are used to attach the knife scales, two or more holes are drilled in the tang of the knife as well as the two scales and the rivets are. This is how i put scales on a knife and what i've found to work the best for me and fitment.

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Attaching Knife Scales With Pins When rivets or pins are used to attach the knife scales, two or more holes are drilled in the tang of the knife as well as the two scales and the rivets are. When rivets or pins are used to attach the knife scales, two or more holes are drilled in the tang of the knife as well as the two scales and the rivets are. Today we are doing episode 15 of the daily vlog, i know a lot of people are at home because of all. Then, use epoxy as an additional bonding agent to ensure a powerful and solid handle attachment, making your knife both comfortable and functional. A reoccurring issue is how to get a tight (but not too tight) a fit when installing pins in a knife scale. To apply epoxy, you’ll want to clean any oil or grease off of the tang. You’ll then rinse the tang, wipe it dry, and insert the pins into the tang. To attach the scales, you’ll need to drill holes that match those on the tang, then secure them using pins or screws. In todays video i go over my technique to do completely. To pein pins, cut them off about 1/8 inch from the surface, place on an anvil or other solid surface and use the round end of a ball. When applied correctly, it will prevent your knife scales from slipping during use. Handle scales with hidden pins! This is how i put scales on a knife and what i've found to work the best for me and fitment. Epoxy is an extremely strong and versatile adhesive.