Thread: The Butchered Blade

I am the 'Trump' of vintage saves! Bring it on, Men!
If you don't know, I shall tell you! I am going to be the best teller of whats-what you have ever seen!

Someone build a razzer or me and outback will have to soldier-on.

Originally Posted by sharptonn

We all have it, Steve! Rest assured! Fix it up and wait for the next disaster. This is why I like (2-pin) simple razzers. Fix em up, hone em up, enjoy! Done forever! JMO.

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Love you all.
I'll be back when I can actually do something w/o another damn thing breaks.......................

Originally Posted by sharptonn

I am the 'Trump' of vintage saves! Bring it on, Men!
If you don't know, I shall tell you! I am going to be the best teller of whats-what you have ever seen!

Someone build a razzer or me and outback will have to soldier-on.

Heck yeah man! As you should be!
Tomorrow Im going to get something done dang it!!! Im pissed now.

No more messing around, and if one more person comes to me needing stitches or medical advise Im gonna tell them to go find a dang hospital!!!

Goodnight guys, get some sleep and start in early.. You heard what the man said..

The brothers GRIFFON.

Well their kicked back for the moment, with their shoes off.
Was thinking, but want your guys opion on it.
Being there is quite extensive toe wear, especially this side in comparison to the other.
I was thinking, amputate the smashed toe, hone wear would be more equal.
Bad side

Not "as" bad side.
It's 5/8@ heel , and by taking the toe will make the new toe 1/32 away from 5/8.
So let my have it.

Oh! It does seem someone was a bit heavy-handed at the toe. That would certainly even things up a lot. Another trick. albeit a pain, is to use some smaller felt buffs and compounds to go at the bottom of the hone wear to thin it out some?
If you didn't like the result, you could then chop it off?

Just have a dremmel, and jewlers rouge (red).
It's pretty bad.

What about a fine dremel drum on low speed to begin...Hand-sanding from there?

Hold on!! I found a crack in the other blade , while cleaning it just now.
Just about an 1/8"from the stabilizers.
Hmmm.. Notch it out..?

[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] these both need surgery.

So whats the prognosis....
Dr. Sharpton

I say , remove the cancer.

I am still working on my renovations. I would like to chip in a little, but it will have to be just beaking off, seeing as I have no work to contribute.

When you take that heel out could you take the remainder of the stabilized out too. Sort of take the corners off of it so it rounds into the blade and makes it look a little less of a cut off heel and more like it was meant to be that way?