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    Well that's one option although it'll cost you....

    Well that's one option although it'll cost you. You could start the process by soaking in WD-40 for a few hours and then cleaning with a green Scotchbrite pad.
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    This is a bit better :D....I see a few nibbles...

    This is a bit better :D....I see a few nibbles and chips starting at the toe and extending 1/3 of the way along the edge.
    I believe they can be sanded/honed out. You really need to knock all the...
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    Well, these pics are a bit too poorly lit for me...

    Well, these pics are a bit too poorly lit for me to make anything other than a guess but I'd say after unpinning the blade and sanding
    with a progression of wet'n'dry you might have a keeper. More...
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    I don't think anyone can help you unless you...

    I don't think anyone can help you unless you include photos.
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