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Blackening shuriken the new old way

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First published at 18:10 UTC on September 10th, 2019.

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Shuriken (and steel) were normally blackened by covering them with oil and then putting them in a flame to burn the oil. That bonds with the surface and creates a type of "glaze" that protects the steel. This is easier to do with liquid blueing today, but the aesthetic of the old style lost a bit, so blackening with oil and fire adds a bit of authenticity to it. I sped this whole process up by using chainsaw oil and a canister blow torch.

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