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knife restoration

Started by gringol, May 22, 2012, 09:01:00 AM

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gringol

I have a couple old knives in rough shape that I would like to get restored.  Sheaths too.  Any recommendations for this?  I would like to pay someone, because I have too many other projects going on right now.

ron w

Go to the knife forum on this site and you'll get the help or info you need!! Someone will help you or get you pointed in the right direction!
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

gringol

Thanks, Ron.  Don't know how I didn't see that...

Hot Hap

Get hold of "koger". He did a couple of mine and he done a very fine job.

Hap

xtrema312

Yes Koger may help you out.  He did a nice job on one for me.  I got a sheath made by Art Vincent to match my pocket quiver.
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GrayRhino

I would ask Clarence Smitherman (skullworks).  He revived a knife for me and made a sheath for it.  He did a great job!
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gringol

thanks for the tips, guys.  One of these knives is really more of a bayonet than a knife, which is why it's been sitting in a closet for the last year.  Not much call for the bayonet charge these days, but it's a bit of a shame to see a piece of iron so beat up...

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