#33 Conductor

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Nice Kauri pics guys. It was too cloudy today to come out well.
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Congrats,on a great pair, of ""Beauties""_________ ::tu::
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iam glad to see there making more smaller knifes now, i know a lot of people like the big ones, but theres diffantly a markest for these pocket friendly sizes. ::tu::
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Somehow I ended up with 20 of these

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These have something in common.

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I think I got all the number 02s except the genuine stag.
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:shock:!! That blows my mind to see them all together like that. What an amazing photograph. The dead skunk and buffalo horn really stand out for me.
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::nod:: WOW ! i'm lost for words
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Eric:

There is some gorgeous stag in there and some REALLY HARD-TO-FIND knives, too!
That's a SUPER collection!
Thanks for sharing!!!

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Those are just ""2"" Beautiful_________congrats Eric ::tu::
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Wow. That is quite a collection! Very nice! ::tu::
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Eric was very kind to let one of his go and now I have my first knife from GEC. :)
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Aren't they beautiful knives? I have one just like it. Bet you can't buy just one GEC. :mrgreen:

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Thank you for the welcome! :)
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I was showing the new Conductor I just got to my son and noticed that the bail does not seem right. Does anyone have a GEC NF Conductor that they can compare their bail to mine and see if it is the norm? Here is a pic of the bail. It almost looks as if the pin hole has been drilled at an angle causing a mis-alignment of the bail. Thanks a lot.
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TJ,

Even with the great picture its still hard to say?? The pin looks reasonably square to me. I do have a Conductor and although the bail appears more square, there is so little of the pin its hard to say. To me if you look at the gap on the right side of the bail, its says the bail is not square. If mine, I'd carefully square the bail if its bothersome.. I supppose GEC do could do it as well.
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It is a bit out of alignment. Mine sits square and even on each side.
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The bail radius is not exactly right. It is made of nickel silver, you could probably bend it into a more uniform shape if you wished.
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knifeswapper wrote:The bail radius is not exactly right. It is made of nickel silver, you could probably bend it into a more uniform shape if yo wished.
What if I try to bend it back into shape and it breaks ::hmm::
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I break__I cry__U break__U cry_________you know,how that goes TJ ::hmm::
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10-4.....roger dodger
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tjmurphy wrote:I was showing the new Conductor I just got to my son and noticed that the bail does not seem right. Does anyone have a GEC NF Conductor that they can compare their bail to mine and see if it is the norm? Here is a pic of the bail. It almost looks as if the pin hole has been drilled at an angle causing a mis-alignment of the bail. Thanks a lot.
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Thanks Monk. Yours is symmetrical as it should be.
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[quote="big monk"]I break__I cry__U break__U cry_________

I don't know monk, I am more of the belief .....I break__ I cry__U break__ We both cry_______ ::teary_eyes:: ::tear::
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A new bail is a 5 minute job at the factory. I don't think GEC is going to give anyone grief for trying to correct the radius of a bail. If one uses a knife with a bail they typically find themselves putting it back into shape many times. With the exception being those knives with heavy steel (bends like a 16D nail) :wink:

But if you think GEC would begrudge you trying to fix it yourself, you should get it back to them for correction asap.

That top picture of monk's doesn't look perfectly radius'd either; maybe they will have a learning curve at the factory on perfecting that bend.
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well the long wait has ended, thanks to Mike (mito0) my 33 in kauri wood finally arrived :D ::ds::
am so please with this knife, fit and finish is outstanding, and I work in an office area so this little knife is a perfect size for an EDC.
my camera is broken, but here's Mike's pics, hope he doesn't mind...Mike, thank you very much ::tu::
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