Tix brand Anti-Flux, 1/2 ounce bottle.

Tix flux is non-corrosive, works with soft solder with melting temperatures under 450°. Be sure to order flux and anti-flux, each sold separately.

The hardest soft solder. Melts at 275° F (100° below lead solder) has a very high bond strength. No cadmium or bismuth, never tarnishes. Tix flux is non-corrosive, works with soft solder with melting temperatures under 450°. Be sure to order flux and anti-flux, each sold separately.

This formula was documented by Zischang, the famous early gunsmith. Commonly used by early gunsmiths, it is reproduced by Track.. It is the best cold rust method of producing a very rich dark brown color on iron or steel. No heat is used, no mercury compounds. Safe for soldered ribs and shotgun barrels. Use degreaser before application. The brown f

Includes 1 bottle of Track's own Aquafortis stock stain and 1 bottle of barrel browning solution. 2 oz. each.

Solid brass bar stock, ideal for making knife hilts, pommels, guards, spacers, inlays, buttplates, or any other project that needs a heavier hunk of brass.

Solid brass bar stock, ideal for making knife hilts, pommels, guards, spacers, inlays, buttplates, or any other project that needs a heavier hunk of brass.

Solid brass bar stock, ideal for making knife hilts, pommels, guards, spacers, inlays, buttplates, or any other project that needs a heavier hunk of brass.

The Paring Knife Blade is easily assembled. Features a 3" blade, with a 7" overall length. Forged from .050" thick carbon cutlery steel by America's oldest cutlery, Russell Green River. Properly tempered to sharpen quickly and hold an edge. Looking for a matching sheath? The sheaths listed below will fit this blade nicely.

The sheep Skinner Blade, is a authentic early skinner. Features a 5-1/4" blade, with a 9-3/4" overall length. Forged from .138" thick carbon cutlery steel, properly tempered to sharpen quickly and hold an edge. This blade has a 5-1/4" edge, correctly forged from .138" thick carbon cutlery steel, not modern stainless steel. Not an imported copy, thi

Brass pin stock may be used to secure rod pipes and barrel lugs to the gun stock. We prefer to use 3/32" steel dowel pins for pinning the barrel, and trigger. Brass pins are also useful in knife building.

Solid brass cutler pins for attaching knife handles, hinges or any other pin application. Pins are 2" long by 1/8" diameter. Pack of 10.

Solid brass cutler pins for attaching knife handles, hinges or any other pin application. Pins are 2" long by 1/8" diameter. Pack of 3.

Brass pin stock may be used to secure rod pipes and barrel lugs to the gun stock. We prefer to use 3/32" steel dowel pins for pinning the barrel, and trigger. Brass pins are also useful in knife building.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 8 to 9" random lengths.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 8 to 9" random lengths.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 6" lengths.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 8 to 9" random lengths.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 8 to 9" random lengths.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 8 to 9" random lengths.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 8 to 9" random lengths.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 8 to 9" random lengths.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 8 to 9" random lengths.

Solid brass rod in a variety of diameters for making tips, jags, thimbles, adaptors, starters, and turning for knives. Sold in 6" lengths.

Very fine grit is slow cutting, to finish whetting an already sharp knife or tool to a razor sharp edge. Comes with a wood base. Some times misnamed "white" or "black", the abrasive grit of the stone determines cutting speed, not color. "Hard" Arkansas stones are very fine grain, very slow cutting.