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    Default rescue ? of a cracked blade

    Decided that I couldn't hurt it any more then it was. So here it is, the before and after. still a little finish work to do on the tang.
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    Now I have to make scales?
    suggestions and comments are always welcomed.

    Thanks

    Tim

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    Looks like something I had to do recently after the buffing wheel caught the blade, It worked out well though, I think I will rescale it and offer it up on the classifieds.
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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    That looks great! I am amazed. Nice save!

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    Not bad! Almost japanese style!
    Why not just cover the tang with a nice cord?

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    Nice save!!!
    Having Fun Shaving

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    I was thinking that too Olivia.

    Well then maybe a simple wood on the scales, to sort of mock the Japan style?

    Maybe Cherry? As that is big over there?

    Just my thoughts,
    Ken.

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    Artfully done! Looks almost like the blade was designed that way.
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    These have got me wanting to look into my blade graveyard and see what the posabilities could be

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