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    Default Tapered Wade Butcher

    Bought this handsome guy, and looking forward restore it, any tips? please and thank you.

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    That is a frameback.

    Originally, it's blade was a pretty even width, but it was honed with a heavy hand and shrunk towards the point. Then it lost the frame from the spine, disguising most of the hone-wear.

    It can likely be honed, but you will need to create a replacement frame. It's not something I've ever tried to do, but it should be possible using a length of brass pipe.
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    and I thought I got me a tapered Butcher for $20...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sergeant View Post
    and I thought I got me a tapered Butcher for $20...
    It is almost certainly repairable, and once repaired, it will be tapered!
    -Zak Jarvis. Writer. Artist. Bon vivant.

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