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    Senior Member TrilliumLT's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    I hoped no one would ask; I was using a small dremel cotton polishing pad, I touched the edge briefly. The sharp edge bit into the cotton pad. I'm lucky that it did not go deeper.
    I wish I could say ive never done that. I broke a very nice French point boker and I did catch a bit of the blade in the cheek. I hate learning the hard way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TrilliumLT View Post
    I hate learning the hard way.
    There's an easy way? Why didnt someone tell me!?
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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    Yup, been there done that, I blew off the tip of my favorite shaver with just one more pass with the dremel !!!!!!!!! Now i polish by hand.

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    Generally a Dremel is the fastest way to destroy something you care about. I guess they have their place, but sometimes trying to take a shortcut comes back to bite you. Nice razor by the way, at least it is in good enough shape to salvage and use again.

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    The Dreaded Dremel ...Strikes Again!!


    I think most of us here been there and done that...I use to think the guys on here exaggerated the evils of the Dreaded Dremel until I sent a very dull blade zipping past my shoulder. (That wheel is dangerous around the edge....it's equally dangerous around the shoulder and the toe of the blade... )

    Very sorry it was a heirloom piece, but glad it was only as bad as it was. I literally gasped when the picture loaded and spend several seconds looking for a crack/split. You're lucky, now go to it and try again.

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    My heart goes out to you.
    I ruined a razor or two with a dremel (didn't learn the first time) and felt terrible, and they weren't heirlooms.
    Glad to hear someone is going to fix it for you.

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