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For connecting knives and forks to handles many different formulations are recommended. The easiest way to attach is as follows: all the holes in the handle are filled with rosin powder and, after heating the metal rod of the knife or fork, insert it into the hole; the rosin powder melting at the same time, having cooled down, hardens and quite firmly holds the knife or fork in the handle.

But with such a fastening, knives and forks cannot be washed in hot water. In this regard, the following compositions give more satisfactory results: prepare a mixture of 1 weight part of wax with 3 parts of rosin and, having filled the hole in the handle with this mixture, insert knives and forks. In the same way, the following compositions are used in a hot molten state: to 2 parts by weight of molten shellac, 1 part of tempered chalk is mixed, or 8 parts of rosin, 2 parts of wax and 4 parts of crocus are fused together.

Especially for metal pens, the following composition is recommended: 3 parts of sulfur are alloyed in 5 parts of rosin and 1 part of ceresin (mineral wax). When the mixture melts into a homogeneous mass, add to it, stirring well, 2 parts of a brick, crushed into a fine powder. Holes are filled with this hot mass and knives and forks are inserted. With the help of this composition, knives and forks are held very firmly in the handles.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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