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Old 4th September 2023, 09:16 PM   #1
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Hi Rob, looks great! one more question about the bacabaca, when it is in it's place on the blade, how do you seal it? Do I see a rivet, or is it soldered shut?

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Old 4th September 2023, 09:23 PM   #2
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oh, and about tight fitting; i've once seen a docmentary about the production of high end (english) double barreled hunting guns, when fitting parts the gunsmith held them over a small flame to blacken with soot. Then fit the parts together to see where the contact points are, file a tiny bit & repeat endlessly.
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Old 4th September 2023, 11:41 PM   #3
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Klop,

I think what you are taking for a rivet is actually a 1/8" diameter brass plug that I set into the baca baca (on both sides) as a decoration. I think that traditionally the baca baca ends are braised together but, being unwilling to use so much heat near the blade, I use epoxy.
I am aware of using soot (or lipstick or dykem blue) for fitting but what I meant in this case is how do you get a ganja to blade tight fit without first having a tang to ganja tight fit (and vise versa).

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Old 5th September 2023, 09:58 PM   #4
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Hello Rob,

clear, thanks for the explanation!

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