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Can CRK polish the hollow grinds on my stonewashed blade if I sent it in?
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Thank you. Waiting time on damascus really 9 months?Only they can tell you for sure, but my guess is that you will have to buy a new polished blade.
Hollow grinds are cut with wheels and buffing wheels exist in many sizes.
I'm confident they would not be willing and that it is "impractical" except by belt. Impossible?
It's not "impossible" if you want to be particularly pedantic about it, but it is impossible to get CRK to do it.![]()
Simply pedantic, if you please. I leave particularly pedantic to my betters.![]()
Hey, there is a guy around here that can tell you how to make the blade all kinds of shiny, and if you talk nice, you might learn how to put a bunch of crappy looking divots in the scales with a drill press, and run a torch over it. All internal weight saving modifications are super duper secret though, you are on your own for those.
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If there is any controversy I'd wish to have resurrected, this is it. In the dry world of discussing pocket knives, the issue being referred to was juicy.
I wasn't privy to that one... What happened?
A member with a heavily modded CRK stated that he had lightened the knife by milling a honey-comb pattern into the back of the slabs, but refused to provide any pictures, perhaps due to it being some sort of proprietary process, or just to annoy the curious. Some folk called B.S. on the mod, which greatly angered the OP. Anyways it descended into chaos and the Super Mods stepped in to moderate. The thread was deleted, and what it looked like will never be known, though I still wonder about it when I take my knives apart.
Anyways....that's how I remember it
A member with a heavily modded CRK stated that he had lightened the knife by milling a honey-comb pattern into the back of the slabs, but refused to provide any pictures, perhaps due to it being some sort of proprietary process, or just to annoy the curious. Some folk called B.S. on the mod, which greatly angered the OP. Anyways it descended into chaos and the Super Mods stepped in to moderate. The thread was deleted, and what it looked like will never be known, though I still wonder about it when I take my knives apart.
Anyways....that's how I remember it
The thread was just locked and it's all still there if anyone really want's to throw away some perfectly useable time reading it.
He also posted a picture of the same knife some weeks later showing clearly that there was nothing more than 2 or 3 dimples in seemingly random places on the inside of the presentation slab. You could see this through the lock bar cut out in one particular picture, he has never actually shown a photo of the inside because he didn't actually do what he had claimed to.....but we already knew that.