NMSFNO scar?

thebrain said:
My TGLB had the same thing, I believe it wasn't perfectly lined up on the CNC from one side to the other. It definitely isn't a crack or "casting" flaw. Just both sides didn't line up exactly when it was machined.
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Tasmanian_Devil said:
I recently bought an old NMSFNO with stripped coating and I wonder about the furrow/line running on the back of the blade. Where could it have come from? From cutting blank? This is the first time I've seen something like this on a Busse knife.

https://imgur.com/a/Zmk5OR9
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That is a mill mark made by a one-sided corner rounder many moons ago.

We didn't use the one-sided rounders for very long. . . . And now you can see why!

Send that bad boy into Garth's attention and we'll blend it out for you.

Thanks,

Jerry

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Tasmanian_Devil said:
Thank you Jerry for resolve this mistery. I'll consider sending option however this mill mark gives some character to this beautiful classic blade🙂
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I can tell you that VERY few were ever made with that process!

The ones that were made like this received a light hand-blending in the Crab Shack prior to coating.

This one, apparently, received the ultra-light hand blending which involves too much alcohol, and putting the grinding belt on upside down!!!:eek:

Jerry😁


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