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RuneMaster

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    Middlesex, UK
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    Anglo-Saxon history and technology (pattern welding especially)

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    Hand-stitching
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    punch decoration
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  1. (My first post here ) The point of lubricating a whetstone is twofold - to carry away the metal particles taken off the blade, and to ensure to process does not generate too much heat from friction, which could de-temper the edge. Honing oil is the best, but any light oil (even sunflower oil) will do, if you want an oil-based stone, OR water, but never mix after the first use. I like Arkansas stones for fine finishing, and use water for the best cut.
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