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Johny Walker
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Timberwolf make there own blades and use a secret process that is different to any other company. The blades from that batch then are tested and if not up to standard they are rejected. This is what I have been told by Timberwolf themselves.

 

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I don't know how Jensen, greenmech or forst make there blades but I'm sure they will be made to a high spec and standard. Maybe aftermarket blades are made the same but if you use genuine parts and there is a problem and you go back to the manufacturer with the product you have a better case if using genuine parts then non genuine.

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