Wa handle installing at home

Hi,
I have bought a nice petty blade and a handle separately (from a swedish vendor) thinking i could install it myself like Maxim does it in his [video=youtube;ZajZh8aps6Q]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZajZh8aps6Q[/video].
Then i watched another one saying a bit of beeswax helps to prevent the tang from rusting, then another oner one saying it should be epoxied for the same reason.
So shall i buy beeswax, epoxy or both?
I could use beeswax for other handles or cutting board, but what else could i use the epoxy for?
I've got some wood glue if that could be used, i would skip the shopping part.
Any help appreciated.
Thank you!

Just went through this myself...

http://www.kitchenknifeforums.com/showthread.php/28290-setting-new-handle

lesson in hindsight was to use the glue in the first place...I only used the silicon initially, but wound up having to go back and add some glue because it worked it's way out of the silicon by itself...

what's the petty?

Thanks, chinacats!
I wish i had found your topic... I searched for a similar though, but could not find.
Anyway, it's a 135mm Hayashi blue 2 damascus petty.
Not too fond of damascus anymore but it was at a good price and thought it could be a good letter opener.

I've installed a few recently. But the handles I make could be considered nice so I wanted a more permanent solution. I went with devcon 2 ton 30 minute setting epoxy. What kind of handles are you installing?

Just a small sized D-shape generic red ebony handle bought from the same vendor.
Found some Evo stik wood adhesive at home so i used that. Might work, if not i'll try something else.