Thread: chipped toe

Originally Posted by MichaelW

Yep the dremel tool idea was an accident just waiting to happen. I did take Johnus's advice and rounded it off with a DMT 325. It had a small crinkle which I removed with a hone. I would have been better off sending it out as there are other problems, but this will probably be another posts. So thanks to all Attachment 139093

Most Dremels are too fast and too aggressive for delicate work in the average set of hands. Last thing you want is to heat the blade. If you see a color change, you made a mistake. Take it slow my friend. When in doubt call on an expert.

Me, I round off or shorten in such cases. It all depends on the severity of the damage.

dremels and razors= bad chit.