Replacing blade on queen knife

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keithlong
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Replacing blade on queen knife

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Hi
I found this knfe and wondering how expensive it would be to replace the main blade? Thanks, Keith
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If you could find a replacement blade, replacing it would be fairly easy
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Blade replacement for queen knife

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Hi, Kaleb!
I bought the knife and now I will have to be on the lookout for a blade. there is no hurry. I thought the price was good. Too good to pass up. If you run across one let me know. Thanks, Keith
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Hey Keith, I noticed a guy on E-bay that is selling alot of different brand name knife blades. He says they were his fathers knife blades and he doesn't know how to us them and doesn't need them. I don't remember his E-bay name but, you may find him by searching for knife blades on the bay. He might just have what your looking for. Good luck.
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Replacing blade on queen knife

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Hi, Duffy!
Thanks for the info. I searched the bay with no avail. If you can find this guy, please let me know. Thanks, Keith
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