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    Default framback blades

    does enybody have a forge and can make new blades for a framback ? i have looked all over and cant find eny
    thanks

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    Charlie Lewis has made some frameback's - may be worth PMing.

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    Seriously Doubt that replaceble frameback blades are forged.

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    I agree, more than likely just ground to shape and heat treated.
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    Some time ago, someone had a frameback with replaceable blades.
    I think that the blades were just ground to shape, heat treated and then ground to final shape.
    Since the blades have to match the frame, getting extra blades now is custom work.
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    I think back in the day they may have been stamped out and treated like disposibles for razors like the Le Coultres (SP?)Have had separate accesory packs of them in the past,they also came in I believe two diff. sizes.

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    I would look for some precision ground O1 that is close enough to the thickness that you need.


    • Grind the perimeter shape a hair oversize. make a few extra
    • Have heat treated
    • Grind to shape



    Charlie

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    Janz has O1 in 1/16 thickness, 1 1/2 x 18 for $12.95, plus a bunch for shipping.

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    Check with Aldo Bruno at njsteelbaron.com. Bet you $1 and a donut he can beat Jantz price. Call him though, don't go through his website.

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