Easy-peasey.
I forgot to take a good "before" picture, but here it is in progress. The Main was tipped pretty good.
- All taken apart
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Uncle Henry peanut rebladed
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Reverand
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Uncle Henry peanut rebladed
Well, it has been several weeks since I got any "shop time", so I was happy when a Deacon at my church asked me to replace a blade in his Uncle Henry peanut.
Easy-peasey.
I forgot to take a good "before" picture, but here it is in progress. The Main was tipped pretty good. The model number on the old blade looks like "353UH". I have not learned any Schrade model numbers yet! The replacement blade is marked "340T", but it is essentially the same blade. I only drilled and repinned the pivot end. I left the Swinden key intact on the rear bolster. That just makes for one less thing for me to potentially mess up during the process! It was a straightforward, and basically unimpressive job, but it was fun to be out in the shop again!
Easy-peasey.
I forgot to take a good "before" picture, but here it is in progress. The Main was tipped pretty good. The model number on the old blade looks like "353UH". I have not learned any Schrade model numbers yet! The replacement blade is marked "340T", but it is essentially the same blade. I only drilled and repinned the pivot end. I left the Swinden key intact on the rear bolster. That just makes for one less thing for me to potentially mess up during the process! It was a straightforward, and basically unimpressive job, but it was fun to be out in the shop again!
Jesus is life.
Everything else is just a hobby.
~Reverand
Everything else is just a hobby.
~Reverand
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Tony_Wood
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Re: Uncle Henry peanut rebladed
Great job, Rev!
That is a user again. Resurrected.
That is a user again. Resurrected.
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Doc B
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Re: Uncle Henry peanut rebladed
Great job, Reverand! I'm sure your deacon will cherish it even more! 
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doglegg
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Re: Uncle Henry peanut rebladed
I will echo the compliments. 
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Old Folder
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Re: Uncle Henry peanut rebladed
Great job Reverand
It looks as if you did a bit more than just replace a blade.
It looks as if you did a bit more than just replace a blade.
It's always important to know what you don't know.
Dan
Dan
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Byrd
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Re: Uncle Henry peanut rebladed
Nice! Shure looks a lot better than it did!
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Meridian_Mike
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Re: Uncle Henry peanut rebladed
Great job Rev!!
That is a true SAVE for that knife! It sure is a beauty now!
Good ole Schrade used the same blades with different tang stamps in their knife lines, Uncle Henry and Old Timer.
You sure made a nice user out of that basket case!
2 thumbs up!!
That is a true SAVE for that knife! It sure is a beauty now!
Good ole Schrade used the same blades with different tang stamps in their knife lines, Uncle Henry and Old Timer.
You sure made a nice user out of that basket case!
2 thumbs up!!
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glennbad
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Re: Uncle Henry peanut rebladed
Looks good as new!