Show off your DCs!!!

TurnerIII

TurnerIII

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My current DC set - I really like the double cut look and these are some nice examples of it for sure :)

Just got the SS and she is one great blade :thumbup: Excellent feel to her in the hand - Oh and I FEAR IT!!:eek:

Come on people show off yours!:thumbup::D:thumbup:


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double cut is my favorite finish, and i have found it to be the most durable. wish i had more, but.....

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Technically the older ones are not double cut but are bead blasted. Bad photos :p it is raining and there is not much light in the house.:grumpy::thumbdn:

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I was originally a satin and black paper man, but I am rapidly becoming a fan of the DCBB and black canvas look.

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My meager contribution, never new how many there were. Great idea.

Three finger, AD, LrS, MrS, SS, SS, BA-E, SJ, SHBM, ASH1

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The Badger was Blk crinkle, but now sports a factory DC.
 
Are dbl. cut blades standard thickness with a bead blast finish:confused:

Sweet pics
Helle
 
Frosted satin jack.
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Meaner from the Ganza. Sorry about the photo. Seems sorta lame to post a stock photo but it is one of my DC's

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Man, I thought I had a good deal of DC. I think I shall just go hide and lick my wounds.
 
Man, I hate to even post pics in the same thread as Lunde. My best look worse than this worst! :p

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Ooohhh... A rat!!

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Helle said:
Are dbl. cut blades standard thickness with a bead blast finish?
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Thickness has nothing to do with it. The blades are taken satin and then blasted twice (hence "double cut"). Says Jerry:

A "double cut" is exactly like it sounds. We have set up two large blasting cabinets. One has an abrasive media and the other has a very fine glass bead media. We hit the blades in both cabinets and the combination seems to close off the pores of the steel much better than just a single blast. This seems to offer better resistance to the elements.
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Some are fat, some are thin, some are in-between. It is a very durable finish and easy to repair/return to as-new condition with a quick trip to the blasting cabinet.

Rick
 
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