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Slartibartfast To rescale or not rescale,... 07-25-2009, 08:33 PM
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    Default To rescale or not rescale, that is the question....

    So i just recieved a nice lot of 4 blades today, 3 of which should be able to be salvaged with minimal effort(knock on wood).

    The 4th has a hairline crack in the blade.....


    But on to the meaning of this thread.....

    The reason i bid on this lot was for this Joseph Rogers blade you see below. The scales seem fine until you look at it from the top or bottom. There are some nice chips on the inside.

    I really dont want to re-scale, because I like to keep things original when possible. Would these defects be a deal breaker to most of you?

    Thanks!.
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