Cutting stealth cnt blade off

[sfael 0]

I have a stealth cnt and my blade is broken so can you cut the blade out and put a blade in it and how? if you can is it stnadard blade or tapered?

Thx

[BK 0]

Use the search.. there are endless topics on cutting ops.

[sfael 0]

i tried "cutting easton stealth cnt blade off" and nothing good came up so i thought id try this but apparently i shouldnt have.

[fedorov#91 0]

If its a fused one piece which i think it is then look for the fuse line and cut there and chisel or just keep cuttin up till it fits

[Nick23 0]

Its not fused, its a true ops. So you will probably have to cut a considerable amount off to fit a tapered blade in there.

[Gongshow11 1]

news flash, its not a true ops, find the fuse point, cut it, or line up a tapered blade to it

[DamnLocust 0]

according to The Hockey News stick guide it's a true OPS, but I haven't been up close and personal with any CNTs to find out.

The old stealths were in in fact fused combos. I'd think that easton would tout the fact that the CNT is a true OPS if it were...

[beaver5 1]

my old stealth was not a combo

i know for a fact that it wasnt as i remeber cutting way to high and figuring out it was hollow

[hockey3 0]

i know for a fact that it wasnt as i remeber cutting way to high and figuring out it was hollow

If you cut any one piece way to high its going to be hollow

[beaver5 1]

well no shit buddy

i have my broken blade sitting beside me and im sticking a pencil in and its FUCKING HOLLOW

you want to see a pic?

[hockey3 0]

ya of course its going to be you said yourself you cut it way too high

[beaver5 1]

what do you even mean?

are you speaking out of your asshole?

"because i cut the blade off to high the BLADE hosel will be hollow???

it doesnt matter how high i cut it off. if i cut it an inch or 5 feet there will still be a hollow.

pics are coming

[beaver5 1]

I think Ive proven my point.

[pantherfan 0]

Did it have foam or anything inside it?

[beaver5 1]

nope nothing

no chiseling or anything needed.

i was just like *%$ i couldve cut lower. now i have a huge plug and i use it for ball hockey.

[hockey3 0]

Ya i didnt realize how deep you meant it hollowed out, i thought you were just refering to having cut past the hosel and having found it was hollow.

[beaver5 1]

no problem

hope i didnt come off as a bastard.

:)

[hockey3 0]

Ha naw dont worry bout it

[fastmiele 59]

nope nothing

no chiseling or anything needed.

i was just like *%$ i couldve cut lower. now i have a huge plug and i use it for ball hockey.

looking at your picture of the blade, I don't know how much more of the shaft you could of saved ? Just as a quick guess it looks like you got another 3 inches before hitting the elbow on the blade. You probably have to go up maybe 2 inches from the elbow before there is enough area to insert a tenon. So I am guessing that you could of maybe just saved an extra inch ?

[beaver5 1]

i nevre really thought of it that way

i guess your right.

i just figured big empty space = more length

[sfael 0]

ok so is everyone gunna argue about some guy sticking a pencil in his blade or is someone gunna have an answer thats true for me cuz 2 guys said opposite things

[beaver5 1]

holy shit buddy get off the boards

we dont need people like you siging up just to get some lame ass answer.

what more do you want then direct evidence and proof that it is HOLLOW

[Jake 0]

beaver is a gem!

[fastmiele 59]

nope nothing

no chiseling or anything needed.

i was just like *%$ i couldve cut lower. now i have a huge plug and i use it for ball hockey.

so at that point where you cut off the blade, does a tapered blade fit in easily ?

I am assuming from your previous posts that you did not cut any more off ?

[beaver5 1]

yup composite synthesis went in with ease.

no chiselinf or anything just slid right in