[e.martin]

It has been brought to my attention that their may be a small issue with the Franklin project knives, please check the handle on your knife to see if their is any epoxy oozing out, I dought it is all the knives because I mixed up several batchs of epoxy, Anyone who has this issue please me a pm, send it back and allow me to fix it for you.

 

[Beladran]

this is what E is talking about

 

[ftsibley]

i have been using the heck out of mine, forgot my limbsaw so used my franklin knife to trim the limbs..... its was great. No issues on mine.

 

[dhollis51]

mine has cleaned two deer and there is no oozing that I know of but will check this weekend when hoefully I bag another one.

I will be by there tomorrow if I can remember to do a pick up

 

[sidroski]

this is what E is talking about

You expose it to high temp's or chemicals? Mine hasn't had any trouble.

Evan, that should be an easy fix except any solvents. If we get it, send to you or try to clean them ourselves. If so, what do you recommend?

 

[e.martin]

my guess is it is a bad batch or improper mixing, what I will be doing is taking it apart cleaning it and re-epoxing it, if its oozing it will ooze until the epoxy is gone it needs to be re-done cleaning will only temperalely fix the problem

 

[msredneck]

will check mine...not sure where it is right now...house renovation is a terrible thing

 

[sidroski]

will check mine...not sure where it is right now...house renovation is a terrible thing

Yeah, I feel your pain. And I think my wife's been throwing out some of my stuff while we're doing some small stuff. Be hell raised if I catch her but she's slick as owl droppings.

 

[3spop]

I checked mine, it's fine. Man, I didn't even think about it the other day when I was skinning my doe. :blink: I won't forget on the next one.