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Old 4th December 2014, 11:59 PM   #1
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Agree, my example was quite unexceptional looking before I etched it; and it took a few applications to even bring the pattern out faintly .

I used circuit board etchant .
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Old 6th December 2014, 10:46 AM   #2
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Thank you Ron and Rick for showing your beautiful examples. I've etched the blade quickly because I was curious to see what will come out and now I have the hope that my blade can show also a twistcore.

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Old 6th December 2014, 02:14 PM   #3
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Detlef, when I etched my kris I only applied the etchant to the center area where the core is using a Q Tip .
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Detlef, when I etched my kris I only applied the etchant to the center area where the core is using a Q Tip .
Thank you Rick, very good hint! The edge area of the blade is already very dark so this is a very useful advice for me!

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