Case Folding machete

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Case Folding machete

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This is a WW2-vintage Case folding machete that I rehabbed for a customer. The liner lock was broken, so I made him one out of brass. He also wanted Walnut handles put on it, and I found some with a decent burl grain.
It was not my best work, but it was different and I learned a lot on this repair!
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Reverand wrote: Sat Aug 01, 2026 10:09 pm This is a WW2-vintage Case folding machete that I rehabbed for a customer. The liner lock was broken, so I made him one out of brass. He also wanted Walnut handles put on it, and I found some with a decent burl grain.
It was not my best work, but it was different and I learned a lot on this repair!
That's about the last knife I thought you would be working on. Great job. It is a big one.
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I like the looks of those handles. Nice work! ::tu::
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I think your customer is going to like that work. ::tu::
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Excellent work on that Case! They sure made some heavy duty knives for WW II!
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Looks good to me.
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Great rehab !

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Great looking project, sir.
Those scales are gorgeous.
And I love the vintage look of the frame and blade.
Great contrast and they complement each other well in the final product.
Great work.
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Looks like an upgrade from the original, nice work!
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Looks awesome. ::tu:: ::tu::
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