I think the sunk joint involves a different tang shape/size and perhaps placement of pivot pin as well. I don't think buffing down the corners of tang is how a sunk joint is achieved. It would interfere with the blade/spring meeting when fully open.
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Re: Robeson Washington Jack
That is true. Thank you. I did not think of that.
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