Resiprene-C (and Basics) Resource Thread

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Here are the res-c tang pictures I have collected.
 
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When I got my Aeb-l WD-5 I absolutely loved it. It was the knife I had been in search of for years. Thin, slicey, light, great steel, super comfortable in hand. It kicked a pile of way more expensive knives down the favorite user list. Then, last night I made the mistake of leaving it out on my living room end table.

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This morning I woke up to this. Res-C, meet Milo, our 10 month old 45lb rescue mixed breed puppy….

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I guess I’ll cut the Res-C off and try my hand at a leather stacked handle. It will inevitably end up heavier, which will be disappointing. A few ounces might not seem like a lot, but as a 65 yr old two time cancer survivor who still spends as much time in the woods as possible, a lighter knife is a joy to use.

As much as I want to be pissed at the dog, he’s not the dumb ass who left the knife out next to the sofa he sleeps on.

Thanks Milo.
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Creaky Bones said:
When I got my Aeb-l WD-5 I absolutely loved it. It was the knife I had been in search of for years. Thin, slicey, light, great steel, super comfortable in hand. It kicked a pile of way more expensive knives down the favorite user list. Then, last night I made the mistake of leaving it out on my living room end table.

fJAg2Gd.jpeg


This morning I woke up to this. Res-C, meet Milo, our 10 month old 45lb rescue mixed breed puppy….

rXw3YWf.jpeg

2IxLAw2.jpeg


I guess I’ll cut the Res-C off and try my hand at a leather stacked handle. It will inevitably end up heavier, which will be disappointing. A few ounces might not seem like a lot, but as a 65 yr old two time cancer survivor who still spends as much time in the woods as possible, a lighter knife is a joy to use.

As much as I want to be pissed at the dog, he’s not the dumb ass who left the knife out next to the sofa he sleeps on.

Thanks Milo.
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Good thing the knife was secured in it’s sheath, and Milo wasn’t injured in the process. That’s more important than any knife.

Regarding the handle, I would contact the mothership. I’m sure they will take care of it. They’ve replaced entire knives that were destroyed intentionally, or otherwise. A chewed up Res-C handle repair would be a walk in the park. Pun intended.
 
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ScoMa said:
Good thing the knife was secured in its sheath, and Milo wasn’t injured in the process. That’s more important than any knife.

Regarding the handle, I would contact the mothership. I’m sure they will take care of it. They’ve replaced entire knife that were destroyed intentionally, or otherwise. A chewed up Res-C handle repair would be a walk in the park. Pun intended.
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Ironic said:
Before you get too far into your diy handle project, consider calling the shop to see what they can do. That’s unintentional damage (except on Milo’s part 😄)—they may well replace it under the warranty.

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Good call, and thank you both! And you’re 100% right ScoMa ScoMa about Milo being ok. He’s our 4th rescue and the goal is always to make sure that they’re safe and happy for the rest of their lives.

Thanks!
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Creaky Bones said:
Good call, and thank you both! And you’re 100% right ScoMa ScoMa about Milo being ok. He’s our 4th rescue and the goal is always to make sure that they’re safe and happy for the rest of their lives.

Thanks!
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Beautiful dog....we did rescue too last time.I d do it again with our "lab mix"

I dont wanna step on Jerry's toes, but if he cant, I'll throw a handle on your blade (for free)....
 
Turns out it wasn't hard to find at all, once I used BladrForums search instead of Google.


Jerry Busse said:
Wild Warranty Claims? . . . . We've Had A Few. . .

One of them was so wild, we made a full page ad out of it for Blade Magazine.

The customer was splitting bullets on his knife's edge. He was doing pretty good until he started shooting low!:eek:

We have changed the customer's name but this is the exact wording from our correspondence.



Here are close-ups of the knife handle and letter. . .





Here's a close-up of the blade. He had several good shots at the blade! 👍



Let's Drink! 👍

Jerry :D
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