vapor xxx broken... a ?

[iceholes 0]

I get a call this mornin from a buddy asking me if I want his broken blade vapor xxx... will I be able to do anything with this stick?..like make it a shaft that can take a blade..(and on which end)... I have never tried this with a vapor xxx and am curious if I can use it, or will need to toss it in the carbon recycling bin

thx

ps...still need some demo'd trilages... LH

[Sven 1]

if its for free take it damn sure.

[colonials22 0]

ya im sure you can cut the blade off and make a standard shaft out of it. not sure if you could make a tapered one I heard that bauer put something down there so you couldnt do it, but I dont think thats true

[notorious#29 0]

Well if you dont want it........................

[LkptTiger 1]

...Jeez, even if you couldn't use it, I'd still take it and put it up in my room. That's what I do with all my broken sticks. I'm running out of wall space...

[cougarscaptain87 12]

you can flip it over and put a standard blade in, or you can make it a tapered shaft, the vapor XXX is a true one piece so there is nothing in the way, but i dont know where you would cut it so the tapered blade would fit in there perfectly so i would just flip it over, the vapor XXX is a great stick and im sure it as a 2 piece would be a nice stick.

[Eazy_b97 1]

you can flip it over and put a standard blade in, or you can make it a tapered shaft, the vapor XXX is a true one piece so there is nothing in the way, but i dont know where you would cut it so the tapered blade would fit in there perfectly so i would just flip it over, the vapor XXX is a great stick and im sure it as a 2 piece would be a nice stick.

Because its a true one-piece there shouldn't be a fuse point, which is where you cut to make a tapered shaft.

I believe a few guys had success cutting a True-One into a shaft, try and look up that thread and PM them. I think most accepted a junior blade though

[A_Steeves12 0]

free stick hell yeah

[iceholes 0]

thanks guys

[Justin Liedloff 13]

Because its a true one-piece there should be a fuse point, which is where you cut to make a tapered shaft.

I believe a few guys had success cutting a True-One into a shaft, try and look up that thread and PM them. I think most accepted a junior blade though

Negative. Because it is a true one-piece, it does NOT have a fuse point. Having said that, I can't contribute anything else to the thread.

[stix04 0]

Because its a true one-piece there should be a fuse point, which is where you cut to make a tapered shaft.

I believe a few guys had success cutting a True-One into a shaft, try and look up that thread and PM them. I think most accepted a junior blade though

Negative. Because it is a true one-piece, it does NOT have a fuse point. Having said that, I can't contribute anything else to the thread.

Wrong, you can still make a tapered shaft, its all just marketing. I know people who've made True1's and Stealths, both "true one pieces" into tapered shafts.

[Justin Liedloff 13]

I should have been a little more clear. I wasn't saying he couldn't make it into a shaft, I was merely saying that "true one pieces" don't have a fuse point.

[Eazy_b97 1]

Because its a true one-piece there should be a fuse point, which is where you cut to make a tapered shaft.

I believe a few guys had success cutting a True-One into a shaft, try and look up that thread and PM them. I think most accepted a junior blade though

Negative. Because it is a true one-piece, it does NOT have a fuse point. Having said that, I can't contribute anything else to the thread.

You are 100% correct sir. It was a typo and has been edited. I'm glad you pointed it out.

Stix - The Stealth is not a "true-OPS" its just fused differently.

[ultraman7k 0]

well, if you get the blade as well as the shaft, could not take it to one of those repair places and get it fixed? or is that even worth it?