Thread: I'm Such a !%$#@^%#^&%$%&**%(

Originally Posted by The Blacksmith

Tell you what... PM me your address and I will send you an "INVINCIBLE" W&B. It is not quite a Full Hollow grind (little stiffer), round point and no scales. The blade is in really good shape, moderate spine wear, no pitting or rust. Yours if you want it. I know how it is to mess a project up.

Wow, thanks. PM on the way.

It seems like the way to avoid such a mishap is to have the razor resting on something. (maybe with a damp baking soda'd towel, paper towel etc underneath for a heat sink.) lower speed too

If that's what you did I'm going to stop searching for my missing box of dremel gizmos.

It even hurt me as I read about your misfortune!

Originally Posted by c_kyle

Thanks for the words of support. I know it's just a thing, but it was doing fine for 100+ years until I got a hold of it. There's nothing that can be done for it, though, so I'm moving on.

100+ years: time to retire?

It's on the way! Be sure to post a pic of the finished product

Originally Posted by The Blacksmith

Tell you what... PM me your address and I will send you an "INVINCIBLE" W&B. It is not quite a Full Hollow grind (little stiffer), round point and no scales. The blade is in really good shape, moderate spine wear, no pitting or rust. Yours if you want it. I know how it is to mess a project up.

Make sure you polish it up for him before you send it out!



Enjoy the new blade!
And this time, post pictures!!!



C utz

Originally Posted by C utz

Make sure you polish it up for him before you send it out!

C utz, you should've posted before the post above yours Guess that let's me off the hook!

Damn, that sucks but I'm truly happy those flying pieces didn't hit you in the eyes! I do hope you were wearing some kind of eye protection. If you didn't then buy some. How do you use your Dremel?

I use the Multi Vise attachment. Worth every penny and has been a great investment. You can use the multi vise that comes with it or attach your Dremel to it with the supplied accessories. That's how I mostly use it.

Looks very impressive and professional!

That is pretty cool. I'll have to look into it. I was wearing eye protection, and consider my self extremely lucky the 3 razor shards decided to fly away from me. I don't have any kind of vice (yet), so I was holding the dremel in one hand and the razor in the other. I won't do that again. I've been looking around for a vice.

The cheapest would be around the $25.00 price tag. Here's a link to a store.
You can also Google 'multi vise dremel'.
Really worth the investment!