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I have had no issues , And have done both styles of clips . I would suggest to be aware that using an extremely high range may could possibly damage a clip . I use a small refillable torch that uses butane . Apply heat to back side of clip to produce better results . I have found that older , thicker clips are more resistant to the process. Lynch clips are thicker and they actually use a higher heat range to achieve their industrial look from my amateur testing. MG2
Looks great Paul ! I left my screws unheated so they match all the other screws , but that is a matter of personal choice . For your first attempt it looks outstanding. MG2Paul Ardbeg wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 3:58 amShout out to manixguy@1994, Dan, for the how to on the heat ano! Pictures don't do the colors justice, it looks so good
i really like it but it could be more even so might redo it. Clearly one of the screws is paler then the other two 🫣 I see more clips getting this threatment in my future
And please feel free to criticize, happy to learn from others.
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Thanks Dan!Manixguy@1994 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 7:35 amLooks great Paul ! I left my screw I heated so they match all the other screws , but that is a matter of personal choice . For your first attempt it looks outstanding. MG2Paul Ardbeg wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 3:58 amShout out to manixguy@1994, Dan, for the how to on the heat ano! Pictures don't do the colors justice, it looks so good
i really like it but it could be more even so might redo it. Clearly one of the screws is paler then the other two 🫣 I see more clips getting this threatment in my future
And please feel free to criticize, happy to learn from others.
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Like!Hopsbreath wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 11:37 amKinda hard to see in pictures, but I had John at BGM thin out a Siren for me. He did real nice work and fast to boot. Bye-bye makers marks — it’s a slicing machine now.