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    Quote Originally Posted by firefighter View Post
    How bad was shipping and handling from UK to US? Also what was the wait time? Thanks.
    Both were reasonable i'd say. 2 sets of ebony scales, 2 sets of additional pin sets (beyond what comes with scales), and set of 3 wedges all for £61.00 or roughly $98.00 (U.S.). Yes that is not chicken feed but for exquisite scales, pin sets, and wedges those will be around long after i've gone the way of the Dodo.

    In terms of deliver i kinda forget but it wasn't that long. I remember that i ordered on like a Monday and they shipped out on Tuesday and had it within a week.

    Hope that helps!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BingoBango View Post
    Do you think the screws nice looking and sturdy? I've seen a few rescaled razors with the "adjustable" pins, but I'd imagine they might get loose/tight and need constant adjusting. Plus, I'm not sure about the look of those knobs...? Just my two cents.
    I used standard (2-56) folder screws when I re-handled my razor. I like the looks and I like being able to easily take everything apart for maintenance. The other bonus is that I used hardened pivots, so wear won't be an issue like it was on the pivot pin that I replaced. The original had a lot of blade play.



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    Phil I like those. They look nice. What do you mean by standard folder screws? I would like something like that.

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    I think I found what you meant.... GOOGLE is my friend. lol

    Folding Knife Parts : US Knife Makers!, Operated by a knifemaker for knifemakers!


    Are roller bearings a little excessive? lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by firefighter View Post
    I think I found what you meant.... GOOGLE is my friend. lol

    Folding Knife Parts : US Knife Makers!, Operated by a knifemaker for knifemakers!


    Are roller bearings a little excessive? lol
    That's right. I got the little 1/8" pivot sets. Tracy Mickley is a good guy to deal with.

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    Just a little hint here guys,,,

    Most razors have tang holes that are 5/64 in size some are punched holes or worn holes that will fit a 1/8 size pin/screw but many of those are not round... Be prepared to do some modification of tang holes as soon as you go above 1/16 pins/screws

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Just a little hint here guys,,,

    Most razors have tang holes that are 5/64 in size some are punched holes or worn holes that will fit a 1/8 size pin/screw but many of those are not round... Be prepared to do some modification of tang holes as soon as you go above 1/16 pins/screws
    Good point. The hole on my Genco wasn't even close to round. It was small too. A straight-flute carbide bit is your friend in these situations.

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