Kabar 1052 REPAIR

[American Blade 92]

Just letting the contact adhesive cure a few more minutes and then it will be pocket-ready.

[bighomer]

You are getting good a this.

[American Blade 92]

You are getting good a this.

Thanks bighomer!

[glennbad]

It can be addicting!

May I refer you to this section of the forum?
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... m.php?f=37

The Knife repair and restoration sub-forum. It may be better to post your work in that section, as this current area is for general knife discussion.

Keep up the good work!

[American Blade 92]

It can be addicting!

May I refer you to this section of the forum?
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... m.php?f=37

The Knife repair and restoration sub-forum. It may be better to post your work in that section, as this current area is for general knife discussion.

Keep up the good work!

Thank you glennbad!
My apologies for posting in the wrong place

[Froe]

Just letting the contact adhesive cure a few more minutes and then it will be pocket-ready.

Do you use the contact adhesive for carbon steel as you do stainless steel?

[American Blade 92]

Just letting the contact adhesive cure a few more minutes and then it will be pocket-ready.

Do you use the contact adhesive for carbon steel as you do stainless steel?

Yes sir!

[glennbad]

It can be addicting!

May I refer you to this section of the forum?
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... m.php?f=37

The Knife repair and restoration sub-forum. It may be better to post your work in that section, as this current area is for general knife discussion.

Keep up the good work!

Thank you glennbad!
My apologies for posting in the wrong place

No apologies necessary, it's just nice to keep similar topics together. Members like to "surf" subforums for things they are curious about or interested in. Also, the other mechanics can see your work, and maybe pick up a tip from you.

[OLDE CUTLER]

This is a most informative post, I have learned that this is definitely the way to go on repairs such as this. In the past I have been using magic putty with mixed results.

[American Blade 92]

This is a most informative post, I have learned that this is definitely the way to go on repairs such as this. In the past I have been using magic putty with mixed results.

[btrwtr]

This is a most informative post, I have learned that this is definitely the way to go on repairs such as this. In the past I have been using magic putty with mixed results.

I've tried silly putty but the results were laughable.

[Bill DeShivs]

No- you gotta use JB Weld!

[doglegg]

This is a most informative post, I have learned that this is definitely the way to go on repairs such as this. In the past I have been using magic putty with mixed results.

I've tried silly putty but the results were laughable.