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Save money for blade next year, and we'll hash it out there.
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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Save money for blade next year, and we'll hash it out there.
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Are you sure the show could handle all three of us?
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Yea, blade couldn't handle all of our awesome.
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Yeah, it would just be too much. It would be like bringing sexy back times 3.
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Yeah, it would just be too much. It would be like bringing sexy back times 3.
Take it to the Order Hang out Thread, this is the Blur thread damn it!
Now go edit in some blur pics. 
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Is that a pic that Will sent you of your Blur?Here you go Bob
Here's mine. I'll get a single pic of it when it gets back from Stick.
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Is that a pic that Will sent you of your Blur?
Here's mine. I'll get a single pic of it when it gets back from Stick.
Yessir
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5 minute double post?
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My phone wasn't fully loading it when I quoted you, so I replied without a quote...........turns out it did load.
Many of you will not remember my first post about wanting to polish the handles of a Blur blem. Well, I finally got some buffing wheels for the old grinder Dad gave me a while back and decided to get as close as I'll come to a finished product. Misplaced a standoff and screw along the way somehow, but had to put it all back together just to see it. Been a while since I posted the first pics, but just using a Dremel was way too labor intensive.
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Many of you will not remember my first post about wanting to polish the handles of a Blur blem. Well, I finally got some buffing wheels for the old grinder Dad gave me a while back and decided to get as close as I'll come to a finished product. Misplaced a standoff and screw along the way somehow, but had to put it all back together just to see it. Been a while since I posted the first pics, but just using a Dremel was way too labor intensive.
Awesome job. Looks really good:thumbup:
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Ok I dont have that one lol looks great
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Jim, I've got some extra Blur screws.
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How did you get the inserts out and back in without tearing them? Is there any secret trick?
Thanks for the offer! The blade was coated too, and that did not come out so well in the stripping process haha. I'll try my hand at stonewashing the blade or swapping it out and get some parts and pieces from the donor knife.
I very slowly and methodically peeled the grips off the handle and thankfully the adhesive stayed with the grips. Even after sitting around for as long as they have, they went right back in, I sandwiched it with a nice heavy object sitting on it for a while before the clip went back on, and so far so good!
Kyle I soaked my scales in lacquer thinner overnight and it loosened the glue up to where they came right out. I have some rubber adhesive to use to put them back on, or whatever I put back in.
When I finally get around to working on it anyway. Jim is inspiring me to get back at it again. lol