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My Juices most often get picked for pumpkin carving duty. I pass them out to everyone participating to use and never get any complaints about their performance
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It stays relatively clean given the way I carry it most of the time, but I just touched up the edge and it’s as good as ever!

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I’d imagine so, unless they have some very old stock to sell off. It’s been long enough that I’d feel pretty confident in it coming with the new blade, especially if you get one of the colored ones.
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The Bond has a different blade shape than it originally came with. It’s much better and I haven’t experienced the new blade protruding enough to be dangerous.
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I’ve had an MXBS since before they were widely available. I carry an Arc every day. Mine is even modified to better suit my needs.
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In that case, I’d send it in. They’ll fix the blade and clip
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Fill out the warranty form (if you’re in the U.S.) and send it in
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If you’re using it on a belt, it’s likely to break. They’re designed as pocket clips
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That plierhead is stainless
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It’s just from a pack of zipper pulls I had laying around. I don’t think it has a specific brand name that I recall. It was just whatever came up on Amazon that was the color green I was looking for, but I have them in multiple colors
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Adjustment and thread lock will solve this issue
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Etsy is one of the better places to source parts. There, eBay, or Aliexpress all sell parts.
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Here. My edc Arc is modified, and I know many others here carry modified Arcs, but there isn’t a set pathway for modifying your tool. That’s something we each do based on what works best for us individually.
My Arc has a serrated blade, you might not need, use, or want that. It all depends on what works best for you
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This is such a personal question. It’s a tool you use. Any modifications would reflect what you personally find makes it better for your own situation
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Congrats! That was also my first one that was larger than a Juice
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I think this is on the list of tools that I’d pay whatever the asking price was for one of if I saw it.
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I stripped the coating myself.
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lol
I don’t really have an instruction list or process written down, but mostly just patience and a willingness to tinker with it.
The parts come from a few places and needed some slight adjustment to work the way I wanted them to.
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Same blade my Arc is currently wearing!
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While asking too much of an Arc, I’ve bent the pivot screw that holds the driver before damaging the bit or driver.
Twice now. It’s an easy enough fix
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This is how I ended up with a massive collection
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It’s the utility knife I was carrying. It’s definitely very entertaining while being functional for it’s intended purpose
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They didn’t! I modified it myself to better suit my needs. lol
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It’s a very entertaining little thing


My first Bond with the original blade also did not have an issue