Franken Forge Blades
Scrap Handles for Ano/Modding testing
Scrap Handles for Ano/Modding testing
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The price is per piece, not for a set of handles. What is pictured is what you get.
These are scrap handles for anodizing and modding testing. They are Grade 5 (6Al-4V) titanium. These handles will not function on my knives, and the amount of damage per unit will vary, some will be very obviously damaged, while others may look almost perfect. There is no guarantee which knife handle you will get for testing.
All handles will however be in good enough condition to test finishing and modding.
Blog posts
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Why Do High-End Knives Cost So Much?
Knives can get very expensive, and if you're new to the hobby, you might be shocked to see some priced anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars....
Why Do High-End Knives Cost So Much?
Knives can get very expensive, and if you're new to the hobby, you might be shocked to see some priced anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars....
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Titanium vs Aluminum: What's the Better Balison...
Aluminum and titanium are the two most common materials used for balisong handles—but which one’s better? This article breaks down the pros and cons of each, including cost, durability, modding...
Titanium vs Aluminum: What's the Better Balison...
Aluminum and titanium are the two most common materials used for balisong handles—but which one’s better? This article breaks down the pros and cons of each, including cost, durability, modding...
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Balisong Pivot Systems: Pros and Cons of Washer...
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Balisong Pivot Systems: Pros and Cons of Washer...
Not sure whether your next balisong should use washers, bearings, or bushings? This guide breaks down the pros and cons of each pivot system, how they affect flipping performance, and...