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    I grind those kind of dings out all the time. But then you do have to re-hone them.....hahahahahaha.

    Like Sham says, you will loose a little steel in the process.

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    The one I had was way worse and up further than the bevel. I would have thought that tempered steel like that of a full hollow would break out before it would warp/bend like that.
    Be careful how you treat people on your way up, you may meet them again on your way back down.

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    what do you mean by grind them out, lynn? i'm a newbie and i just got the 4k/8k norton stone that you recommend in your video. should i just use that? what process would you recommend as far as number of strokes etc? thanks for all the help so far guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by theblackknight View Post
    this is the best picture i could get. it's a bend, not a chip. can i hone this back to normal?
    It will be a chip the next time you do anything at all with the blade. It isn's so deep it can't be saved though - it will hone out.

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    Breadknife out and a rehone?

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    Before anything take a butcher's steel and straighten the bend
    then reset the bevel and hone it.

    You won't lose any steel worth mentioning.

    If you don't have a steel, use a car window.

    If it's chip you will lose only the size of the chip.

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