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Should this knife be customized?

Poll ended at Mon Mar 06, 2006 5:48 pm

Keep this knife as is
0
No votes
Ask agteacher2 to customize it
6
100%
 
Total votes: 6

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smiling-knife
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Vote now on customization of Case knife!

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I have a 1970s case 63087 which is in mint condition, except that there is a small crack on the front side of the delrin handle. See photos. I need your opinion. The options will be 1) keep it as is... after all it is a near mint 1974 knife or 2) ask agteacher2 to customise it with a new handle and his special brand of filework. What should I do? Register your vote by 6.00 pm GMT Monday :? s-k

p.s. if majority think this knife is a good candidate for customization, there will be a further opportunity to vote on the new handle material. There will also be regular photos so you can follow the process from start to finish. Not that I am trying to encourage you one way or the other :wink:
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Post by JOE62 »

I thought the 6 in 63087 meant they were bone and delrin would be a 23087? I could be wrong though.
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6 material

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Hi, according to the Case website... 6 designates jigged bone, jigged synthetic, and jigged laminate handles. 2 designates smooth black synthetic handles. :) s-k
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Post by JOE62 »

s-k
You are right and I am wrong. :oops: I went through my Case catalog and found that information also. I should of looked before I leaped. :lol:
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Post by SFC ADP »

From what I have read, Delrin handle, 70's is valued at about $25.00.
I say customize that sucker!
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Votes are in

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Not many voted, but it was a landslide 100% in favor of the customization. We will keep you up-to-date on the developments. There will be an opportunity to vote on the handle material at a later date. My sincere thanks to agteacher2 who has agreed to do this for us and also for his advice on another knife related matter. Much appreciated. ::tu::
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Update

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For those that were following this topic... the knife is somewhere over the Atlantic on its way to agteacher2 as you read this. Bon voyage little doodle ::tu:: s-k
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Post by LC »

I say let ag teacher work on it maybe some knarly stag or horn handles with that great looking file work. ::tu::
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Post by agteacher2 »

S-K,

I got the knife today. I will get some suitable handle material samples and some pictures together this weekend. Although I think we both may lean a little toward buffalo horn.

Thanks,

Jeff
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Post by smiling-knife »

Thanks agteacher2. Looking forward to seeing the handle samples. Have a great weekend. ::tu:: s-k
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