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You know if you stab it in enough times in the same direction you can make a new kind of satin finish 
Nothing like a well loved Busse.
Nothing like a well loved Busse.
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Destory a beautiful factory satin finish?
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1981 Olds Delta 88 Diesel didn't fare well for the news jaws the FD got. The bowie was just kicking it while it's down
The FBM recurve of some for or fashion is my #1 grail knife. I wish it was called "Mine"... But I say give it a name. Something sexy cuz that's what that one is.
And thanks for showing a used one!
One Day!
And thanks for showing a used one!
One Day!
No pics of it sticking in the house, but, it was stable enough to stand on, and almost stable enough to hang by the handle on.
I really wish this blade had a name other than bowie variant
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If you get a rotary grinder and swap out the stones for scotch brite wheels you can, as near as damn, create a refurbished satin finish ... simply blends in the scratches ... there are a number of threads about "ghetto satin" finishes and how to create them ... a bit of searching and practise on some cheap machete's first ... and then you can stay on top of the "looks" and get to use the knife as much as you want ...:thumbup: