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sounds good man, you posting the results here or in the other thread you had for your issue?

and here is a view from the pivot side to illustrate how the Red and Blue should be wider than the scales and what I meant by clamp points in the first diagram. and because now i'm enjoying MSPaint...

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c62/DAWinkler/scalefix.jpg

color key:

Black = your scales (pivot is on the left side, wedge is on the right side)
Red = popsicle stick/paint stir stick sanded...

Sure can when I get home in a few hour, but I warned you its going look pretty like a 3rd grader drew it :D

Oh one piece would be a little more challenging. But what came to mind first was almost like the pinned method.

You might try unpinning the pivot side and making a wedge that would fit the...

If you mean the cast iron pan I used on top of the weight pile, it's just an average Lodge skillet.

Okay they're not a perfect fixed but it's close enough to work. I still need to clean up the scales and blade now that they're "straight".

I used a covered pot with colander and filtered water to...

I'm in the middle of an attempt right now. would you like pictures if my steam method turns out to be successful?

Luckily for me the scales on this Imp I am try to repair are only bowed towards the wedge side and it's not nearly as bad as your WE from a few years ago. I guess I should just unpin/repin them and...

I am going to attempt this pinned with a spacer method. But I was wondering, after you put it under the hot water, how do you keep the scales from warping in other directions since it's not...