That's not a Knife

Yes i sure do brings back memories
however looks like it needs some loven mate

Anyone ever had a tip break on a Schrade?

I got a #7 when i was 18 (b'day present to myself) and some years later managed to break the tip.

Will cost me a bomb in postage to return for replacement blade so i never bothered.

GGA

Slip a photo up mate so i can have a look

Will do, will have the camera out tomorrow for job pics so will post later in the day...it's broken about 3-4mm off the tip and the 'break' edge is about 2-3mm long...

Why do you ask? (do you know somewhere here that warrants them?)

I might will need a pic to show him he has repaired a few blades for me

I don't love my knives any more than I love my hammers or screw drivers.

Knifes? How cute :lol:


1944 WWII AUS issue

Nice one oops two reeks worth keep in good order
i have one the same got it back in the 90s at a garage sale $5.00 if my memory still working lol

No worries...keep an eye out then. :Y:

Always in the back ground reading mate

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Ahhhhh how cute lol

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SCARY sword she is make paul hogan crap his dacks and squeal as he runs away :lol:

Shocked me when i saw the photo as well ]

This is the only knife we carry but then it's big enough for both of us

Bear grills survival with the serrated back, kept very sharp for leech removal which is it's most frequent use. My better knives stay in the car/camper to be used for specific jobs.
I used to spend hours getting a good edge but now use a paper wheel and jewelers compound on the grinder for a razor sharp edge in minutes. It has replaced all the fancy waterstones etc, worth looking into (I was skeptical too). On the knife making forums, there are DIY MDF wheels.

Gypsy i have a Puma that i bought off Ebay with a F ed up tip. I just filed a new one on it. Turned it into a double edge spear point . File's come in different grades Bastard cut, 2nd cut, smooth, & dead smooth. Just turn it, into a fun afternoon project.

Gday peter650...i had considered it, i'm just too much of a stickler for original parts. Guess i can take it to the local blade guy and shorten the blade for the benefit of a new tip...fft at least.

Cheers

Some say it's not how big it is but how you use it 8)





But I think bigger is better!

Thats what i tell my partner :8 :8 :8