I was wondering, when one repairs a knife should it be marked on the liner. As to let somebody else know it is not original.
If so what would be added? I realize these are rookie questions.
Tom
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I usually use my initials in the year.
This year I would write it as: DRV '18
This year I would write it as: DRV '18
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Like Dale, I also stamp my initials and the year into the liner. It's out of the way, but can still be found.
It's definitely the right thing to do.
It's definitely the right thing to do.
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Thanks guys. I will definitely do that in the future.