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Western Boulder Colorado Split back spring Whittler
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 1:23 am
by stressmaster5000
Re: Western Boulder Colorado Split back spring Whittler
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 3:28 pm
by tongueriver
You will probably get several suggestions. If it was my knife, I would consider removing the celluloid handles at the least, because I would assume they are continuing to gas, and they would be affecting the brass and nickel silver and the springs as well as the blades. As you know, there are some folks who post here that fit new handles to knives. I guess this is a heads-up to me as well; I have some cell knives which may not be getting enough air circulation.

Re: Western Boulder Colorado Split back spring Whittler
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 10:00 pm
by knife-nut
tongueriver is correct. You really should remove the celluloid handles as they will continue to gas and ruin the blades, liners and springs. There are several members here who do do excellent work restoring knives.
Re: Western Boulder Colorado Split back spring Whittler
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2011 10:17 pm
by bigdaddys8ball
knife-nut wrote:tongueriver is correct. You really should remove the celluloid handles as they will continue to gas and ruin the blades, liners and springs. There are several members here who do do excellent work restoring knives.
i have a fighting rooster that i noticed the celluloid handels was starting to gas out so i oiled it up good opened all four blades and wraped it up in a papper towel and put it up till i can find someone to rehandel it for me i tried to email muskrat man but for some reason it wont let me so hopefully someone that can do the rehandeling job will read this and PM me and give me some some info on it i thought about doing it in stag but some nice white smoth bone mite look good also so not sure thats why i would like some info on it so i can swow it off instead of keeping it put up thanks everybody o ya here is a pic of the knife
Re: Western Boulder Colorado Split back spring Whittler
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 12:37 am
by knife-nut
I reccomend Elvis, muskrat man and orvet. All three of them do wonderful work.
Re: Western Boulder Colorado Split back spring Whittler
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 3:07 pm
by tex6265
just curious, what happened to the knife? it is a nice one. tex
Re: Western Boulder Colorado Split back spring Whittler
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:00 pm
by stressmaster5000
tex6265 wrote:just curious, what happened to the knife? it is a nice one. tex
I still have it. I oiled the blades and folded them to the full open position and left it in an open air display shelf so it would not get any more damage(hopefully). I just do not have the funds to spend on it right now or I would have already had it re-handled. It's a sweet knife and real snappy.
Re: Western Boulder Colorado Split back spring Whittler
Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 5:31 pm
by rarreola
stressmaster5000 wrote:tex6265 wrote:just curious, what happened to the knife? it is a nice one. tex
I still have it. I oiled the blades and folded them to the full open position and left it in an open air display shelf so it would not get any more damage(hopefully). I just do not have the funds to spend on it right now or I would have already had it re-handled. It's a sweet knife and real snappy.
Hi stressmaster5000:
I have one whittler also but with black handle, do You know the carbon steel type used on this beauty?
thanks in advance
Robert