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Schrade 895 to 897uh
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Schrade 895 to 897uh
I picked up this Schrade 895 with broken blades. I had a 897uh blade and some other blades. So I replace the handles with green bone and replace all the blades. I like the look but I cracked the handle
I am going to carry it as a eveyday knife. Just thought I would share.
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Re: Schrade 895 to 897uh
That’s some beautiful bone! Cracks in bone handles happen from time to time. It’ll still make a great EDC.
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Re: Schrade 895 to 897uh
Good work Nev!
I see you are beginning to learn about the "wedge cracking" that appears when you over peen a pin.
It seems this happens mostly when you use bone. It's all a learning process. Keep up the good work.
That looks like a really nice EDC knife!

I see you are beginning to learn about the "wedge cracking" that appears when you over peen a pin.
It seems this happens mostly when you use bone. It's all a learning process. Keep up the good work.
That looks like a really nice EDC knife!
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Re: Schrade 895 to 897uh
Love the color on that bone, nice work! Don't worry about the crack, it happens. I just cracked some crosscut mammoth on a build for a customer!!!!
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Re: Schrade 895 to 897uh
Thanks Jeff and Mike.
I thought I had finally got the hang of pinning bone.
Maybe not
Like they say better luck next time.
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Thanks Glen
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Re: Schrade 895 to 897uh
Maybe it's just my old eyes Nev but I don't see any cracks anywhere?
The knife looks perfect to me and the unusual bone color adds to it nicely. You do fine work, cracks
n' all! 
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Re: Schrade 895 to 897uh
When I was a kid I hated the color green for some reason. Though the memory of it does not deter me from saying, "nice color choice"!
Like you, I may swap around incorrect blades on an EDC knife. I mean, it is made to cut things, not collect dust!
I still crack handles occasionally, too. It happens.
Good job on it.
Like you, I may swap around incorrect blades on an EDC knife. I mean, it is made to cut things, not collect dust!
I still crack handles occasionally, too. It happens.
Good job on it.
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Re: Schrade 895 to 897uh
Thanks Marco
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Re: Schrade 895 to 897uh
Thanks RevReverand wrote: ↑Fri Aug 12, 2022 2:48 am When I was a kid I hated the color green for some reason. Though the memory of it does not deter me from saying, "nice color choice"!
Like you, I may swap around incorrect blades on an EDC knife. I mean, it is made to cut things, not collect dust!
I still crack handles occasionally, too. It happens.
Good job on it.
If the blade brings the knife back to life use it. I think the same way.
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