1910 DWM P08. what parts should be strawed?

irminsûl · 11-19-2011, 07:40 AM

Thanks for the quick reply!

i will browse the archives a bit and find what i am looking for.

EDIT:

i have looked around for a bit and learned that i can remove the bluing with white vinegar. i will not sand the parts if not neccesary because i dont want to make the parts look new and shiny.

i do have one more question. i can see that there are several ways to straw parts. i saw the diagram that showed that i need about 230 degrees celsius to get the light golden color needed. but should i use an oven. a lighter or a propane torch? i know to quench the part in oil but i could use some advice on this because i dont want to do things wrong.

thanks again.

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11-19-2011, 07:40 AM	#3
irminsûl User Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Denmark Posts: 5 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for the quick reply! i will browse the archives a bit and find what i am looking for. EDIT: i have looked around for a bit and learned that i can remove the bluing with white vinegar. i will not sand the parts if not neccesary because i dont want to make the parts look new and shiny. i do have one more question. i can see that there are several ways to straw parts. i saw the diagram that showed that i need about 230 degrees celsius to get the light golden color needed. but should i use an oven. a lighter or a propane torch? i know to quench the part in oil but i could use some advice on this because i dont want to do things wrong. thanks again.