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srobocop
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hey there

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Hello, i'm srobocop i'm from the Upper Peninsula of michigan, and i mainly came here to find out how to restore an old pocket knife my dad gave me, so any help would be greatly appreciated
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Welcome srobocop to AAPK, I can guarantee that you will get the best help and advise possible these days on the internet...Enjoy and stay awhile..

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::welcome:: srobocop!!
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::welcome:: from a fellow Michigander
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MITCH RAPP
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8) ::welcome:: You can learn a great deal about knives here!
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Re: hey there

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srobocop wrote:Hello, i'm srobocop i'm from the Upper Peninsula of michigan, and i mainly came here to find out how to restore an old pocket knife my dad gave me, so any help would be greatly appreciated
Welcome srobocop. I hope you decide to stick around for awhile. ::nod:: s-k
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thebuzzardsloft
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Welcome

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Welcome to the forum!!

Just post a picture of what you have to restore, there seems to be some really fine people here who can help figure out what needs to be done and how to go about it.

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i bought a couple of books on taking a knife apart and then reassembly. i realized that practice was needed first. then depending on what you need as far as parts go you can make it or order it. sometimes the parts are hard to find. if you want to get more specific about the knife send me an email and i will tell you what i know and give you the parts sites i have. Brent
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Welcome Aboard :mrgreen:
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