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== Scale Adjustment == | == Scale Adjustment == | ||
− | If the blade appears | + | If the blade appears to be straight after performing the flat surface test, then the issue may be in your scale construction. '''Due to the fact that scale construction and shape vary widely. You will have to discover based on your ''own'' scales where the issue lies''', verify that each scale and your wedge is straight and even. |
If the blade did not appear straight after performing the flat surface test, then adjusting the scales to compensate for the issue is an option. For scales made out of a plastic material you can try heating and bending the scales to suit the blades needs (this will be covered below in a section about "Heating" to correct alignment). Another option is removing some material to adjust the alignment, this technique is described in a post from SRP Forum member "spazola"... | If the blade did not appear straight after performing the flat surface test, then adjusting the scales to compensate for the issue is an option. For scales made out of a plastic material you can try heating and bending the scales to suit the blades needs (this will be covered below in a section about "Heating" to correct alignment). Another option is removing some material to adjust the alignment, this technique is described in a post from SRP Forum member "spazola"... |