05-09-2004, 05:04 PM
My <em>only</em> objection to mechanical methods is that they're... mechanical.<br>
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Well, that and there's a tendency for mech to leave mech marks.<br>
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That, said both work to dull the steel. I suppose you coudl use mech, as its faster then follow up with a hand method to "erase" mech marks.<br>
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Another thing to keep handy is a lightly oiled cloth to wipe the steel as you go.. whatever method you employ to dull the steel.<br>
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Hibernicus<br>
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Well, that and there's a tendency for mech to leave mech marks.<br>
<br>
That, said both work to dull the steel. I suppose you coudl use mech, as its faster then follow up with a hand method to "erase" mech marks.<br>
<br>
Another thing to keep handy is a lightly oiled cloth to wipe the steel as you go.. whatever method you employ to dull the steel.<br>
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Hibernicus<br>
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Hibernicus
LEGIO IX HISPANA, USA
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A nationwide club with chapters across N America
LEGIO IX HISPANA, USA
You cannot dig ditches in a toga!
[url:194jujcw]http://www.legio-ix-hispana.org[/url]
A nationwide club with chapters across N America