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Looks like a factory "oops" to me. Both Sheeps Foot and the "Spey"/Budding/Grafting blade are ss.Excuse my ignorance but can someone explain to me why the main blade is carbon but the sheepsfoot is marked SS. Does SS not stand for stainless steel? Maybe Case used multiple steels in this pattern commonly. I’m not up on my Case knowledge at all.
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I prefer carbon so I’m happy with it.Looks like a factory "oops" to me. Both Sheeps Foot and the "Spey"/Budding/Grafting blade are ss.
My guess is a cc/cv blade got mixed in the batch/bin of clips that cuttler was working working from.
I do not believe Case mixes True Sharp and cs/cv on the same knife intentionally.
I do not know if you are the original owner.
"B u is, or B u isn't" Does not matter. Either way, the original purchaser probably chose it because it has stainless blades.
I wonder ... Since it is a manufacturing defect, if Case would replace that cv/cs clip point with the correct ss clip point under warranty?
Is it possible that the clip blade is stainless but just stained? I know how silly that sounds but I think it might be possible.Excuse my ignorance but can someone explain to me why the main blade is carbon but the sheepsfoot is marked SS. Does SS not stand for stainless steel? Maybe Case used multiple steels in this pattern commonly. I’m not up on my Case knowledge at all.
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DM sent.Excuse my ignorance but can someone explain to me why the main blade is carbon but the sheepsfoot is marked SS. Does SS not stand for stainless steel? Maybe Case used multiple steels in this pattern commonly. I’m not up on my Case knowledge at all.
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