I've recently acquired a Buck 112 with a blade that is very well worn down. I was wondering if I could send this off to Buck and pay them for a new blade. Or would it be cheaper to just go ahead and buy a new 112 entirely? I've checked their site and cant seem to find anyone to contact about this.
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Replacement 112 blade
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I don't know the cost of blade replacement, but other work I've had done that was not covered by warranty was very reasonable.
Have you checked this website: http://buck-knife-shop.com/Buck_Knife_Repair.html
It gives instructions to send a knife in, but no costs. There may be contact information on Buck's home page. I know I've called customer service and had excellent results.
Have you checked this website: http://buck-knife-shop.com/Buck_Knife_Repair.html
It gives instructions to send a knife in, but no costs. There may be contact information on Buck's home page. I know I've called customer service and had excellent results.
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I've seen them in that condition at pawn shops as well. DM
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Wow, that spa treatment is impressive. I would have never guessed that the post-spa knife had been dented and scratched as much as it was. Also, I second the sentiment about using knives as hammers. I mean, brass bolsters? That's soft metal! I couldn't imagine using a knife as nice as a 110 or 112 as a hammer >.O