AroundSquareKnucklebone Skill Toy - Begleri - (Stainless Steel)

Another happy purchase! I’ve only ever played with the micro which is two sizes down from this. I now like having all three sized knucklebones since they work different hand dexterities and ward off repetitive motion stress with the varied weights and sizes. I make chainmaille so these help my hands and wrists stay strong.Polishing:As another reviewer stated, the large stainless steel isn’t as mirror finish as the mini and micro sizes. I really love a smooth mirror finish. So I found a solution to help for under 4 bucks that theoretically should work for the copper and brass knucklebones as well. The end result isn’t as good as using electric buffers, but it makes it look better. Get Brasso metal polish, paper towels, and hand protection (I just used an old plastic bag).1) Fold the paper towel into a multi layered square that can comfortably fold around one round end of the knucklebone.2) Put a small amount of Brasso in the center of the paper towel and start polishing one end.3) Wipe off Brasso with a clean paper towel and repeat for the second end of the knucklebone. Repeat all steps as necessary for desired effect.This took me a half hour to get a level of polish I was happy with. And I’m planning to make this part of the upkeep if more small scratches happen with use. Hope this helps!

Anyone who buys the stainless it has a brushed then polished finish to it. Feels great looks great fun to use and helps with stress. Got the white delrin too. I think the delrin is becoming my favorite for the very fact that’s it’s light but not too light and sturdy. Such a bright white color and feels like silk in the hands