Satin Jack question

BillyJoeBob · Mar 16, 2003

I was under the impression that the current production was 3/16" thick. However, the Busse site says they are 1/4". Does anyone know for sure?

Thanks.

Cheers,
BJB

mschwoeb · Mar 16, 2003

They were originally 1/4". They are now 3/16". You know how Jerry is about changing stuff like that, that guy would be late for his funeral, and then leave early becasue the didn't have CBL!

mogmz · Mar 16, 2003

The new CG SJ are 3/16", and the SJ LE is between 3/16" and 1/4".

flatlander · Mar 16, 2003

The ones at the INFI 1500 were all 3/16.
Bob

BillyJoeBob · Mar 16, 2003

Thanks much! I knew that wouldn't take long!

Cheers,
BJB

Bravado · Mar 17, 2003

Mmmm...me wants a 3/16

SALTY · Mar 17, 2003

They are, in fact, 3/16ths" now. Jerry will likely update the website ti the 3/16ths" dimension if/when the Satin Jacks are discontinued.

Kirk D · Mar 17, 2003

I talked to Kassi for a month or more, and the SJ LE *is* 1/4", and the SJ CG *is* 3/16". You can't have an LE for 3/16" (I wanted that SO much, but it's not possible). So I ended up the the CG, which I got last Thurs. I prefer thinner (7" or less, anyway) blades.., 3/16 to 1/8"..., I'm not gonna prying concrete or opening doors

JohnnyO · Mar 17, 2003

My SJ is 3/16" and still feels like it could pry open a concrete door.

thatmguy · Mar 17, 2003

Ahhh Nimmy, LMFAO....

Chip · Mar 17, 2003

I have a SJ LE and a Satin finished SJ and neither one of them
are anywhere near 1/4 inch. LE is .20 and the Satin is .19.

Nugg3t · Mar 17, 2003

I have a CG SJ w/ an un-coated spine and it measures 1/4"