Rough Repair Job

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Rough Repair Job

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Heres a bad job at replacing a blade. This is not how it's supposed to be done.
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:lol: Is that a finishing nail or a brad? :lol: :lol:
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::barf:: ::td:: Horrible job. Hey Hukk, nails do work good for pins, if they are used correctly (unlike this knife) :roll:
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Dang! That looks like one of my BETTER repair jobs...
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muskrat man wrote:::barf:: ::td:: Horrible job. Hey Hukk, nails do work good for pins, if they are used correctly (unlike this knife) :roll:
That is true, but as you say, not like this guy. Dang, you can use wire for pins to if it is the correct size. I plan to make some jeancarta (yeah when I have the time) and I plan to make a Levi knife, copper bolsters and copper wire pins. I hope to have time in March for that. ::doh::
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Not the way to do it

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I think the person who "repaired" this knife was looking for a trapper, and had no idea what he had. Maybe the fact that the end of the blade was hitting bottom should have been a clue it didn't belong in the knife. ::doh::

This is one ugly knife. It's too bad someone will probably bid on it.
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Hukk wrote:
muskrat man wrote:::barf:: ::td:: Horrible job. Hey Hukk, nails do work good for pins, if they are used correctly (unlike this knife) :roll:
That is true, but as you say, not like this guy. Dang, you can use wire for pins to if it is the correct size. I plan to make some jeancarta (yeah when I have the time) and I plan to make a Levi knife, copper bolsters and copper wire pins. I hope to have time in March for that. ::doh::
I've been meanin' to get some jeans for some jeancarta (I don't wear jeans)......... Someday ::dang::

The copper with the blue sounds real good.
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