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Old 08-04-2011, 10:23 AM   #13
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My guess is that the individual straight ribands were made and stockpiled prior to the wrapping and welding step.
The makers identified the pattern by swiping with Sulfuric Acid. This will show a faint pattern. I have noticed that stub twist and Damascus twist look the same with the Acid test. The fine pattern of Damascus twist does not come out untill well in the finishing process. This could explain the mix up in Ribands during the wrapping step. The mix up would not be noticed until the finishing process.

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