The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Michael, Whatever. Your voice is silent like your hearing ability.Yes #66 was good. Look through some of Yogi's twisted saying. I despise Makael -TAH!! He isn't the innocent puppy he portrays. He likes to mix it up himself and now cry's the forum is going to fold.
WOW, a post from you that isn't edited within an hour of posting it........This is an epic breakthrough, maybe you should do a little proofreading before you post in the future, or maybe just be done posting. Get Vorpals # and you two can text and bug the shit out of each other only.........Yes #66 was good. Look through some of Yogi's twisted saying. I despise Makael -TAH!! He isn't the innocent puppy he portrays. He likes to mix it up himself and now cry's the forum is going to fold.
Not too long ago.....sorry I am not doing a better job of finding a solution, I realize these 2 want me to react, so I think silence is my only action until BF's bans these 2 trolls/or what ever you want to call them. Sorry MICHAEL, not banned, not even an infraction.......just silent till your gone.......It was a nice neighborhood, once upon a time.
It appears that the two major issues with the 110 are:
1) Blade Centering
2) Scale quality/matching.
I began reading this thread to learn more about a specific knife, potential issues with that knife, and possible solutions.
Now the question I have...
Is there an easy way to correct the blade centering issue?
Mechanically I can see setting the knife upright/slight diagonal on a stable surface, and giving the side with greater clearance a slight wack with a plastic hammer.
Sort of shifting the liners/scales a few thousandths.
I also understand the pitfalls of doing this.
Is the above an acceptable method for correcting these slight mis-alignments?
Is there a better non intrusive way to do this?
Awesome...I was so inspired by this thread, I headed out to the local Wally's to pick one up. Go figure, they were of stock...I am now 0 for 3 attempting to buy one (at different stores, mind you). To me that means they must be a screaming deal and those that manage to snag one are lucky indeed!
It appears that the two major issues with the 110 are:
1) Blade Centering
2) Scale quality/matching.
I began reading this thread to learn more about a specific knife, potential issues with that knife, and possible solutions.
Now the question I have...
Is there an easy way to correct the blade centering issue?
Mechanically I can see setting the knife upright/slight diagonal on a stable surface, and giving the side with greater clearance a slight wack with a plastic hammer.
Sort of shifting the liners/scales a few thousandths.
I also understand the pitfalls of doing this.
Is the above an acceptable method for correcting these slight mis-alignments?
Is there a better non intrusive way to do this?
You can always have your knives made thru the custom shop.