Anyone have any insight into the reason some of the straight handles have brass tubes that were matted (a la DWMS) while others are shiney? Saw a Mean Street that wasn't a DWMS with matte tubes.
I was under the impression that the matted ones were just shiney which had aged, but would be shiney again if cleaned. There are two finishs to the tubes?
The shiny ones look like they have a reamed or deburred finish. Look close, you can see that it looks like someone did some follow up work after they were pressed. ...heck, maybe they're brushed???
I have a DWMS (.23", smooth coat) that has matte tubes that appear(ed) to have been blasted. Now they have sort of a tarnished poopy color
Look at some of your other matte tubed knives, you'll notice how the tube's flared surface is virgin from the base of the flare to the edge. They actually have a softer, rounded overall feel, while the shiny ones are flat.
I love the matte tubes on the coated or tan handled models, but the satin models look way better with the shiny nickel.
Has anyone seen any matte or blasted nickel tubes? I bet the DC Mefos would look awesome with matte nickel tubes
Better be careful what you wish for....you may be the cause of Jerry delaying production for another 12 months while he examines whether or not shiney or matte would be better for the Mofo's Wow, could you imagine how many people would be hunting you down!
the dull ones have been blasted along with the handles, the shiny ones are just put in as they are. i have dremeled the dull ones to shiny and blasted the shiny to dull.
blasting the handles do no harm at all.
ever notice the e's are almost all shiny and the old straights are dull, mmmmmm?
textured are shiny, smooth dull, not always but most of the time.
buy the way did anybody hear about jerry's hospital bout today?
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