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    tuffy braithwaite
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    lady dropped them off and wants me to fasten and reapir handles.
    they are posted on my video from today also on another topic here.

    please take a look and offer your thoughts and comments on how best to re-fasten handle to knife and straighten other.
    thanks
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    #13284
    Blunt Cut
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    60 grit sand/clean: the tang, inside of the ferule, handle ferule neck.
    Use 1/4 or 3/16 4″ (or whatever the tang length) drill bit to clean the tang hole.
    Pour 1/6 oz (or more if not enough) of a mixture of 2/3 g/flex epoxy + 1/3 saw dust into tang hole. Coat epoxy inside metal ferule & ferule neck. Insert ferfule & tang. Pour more epoxy into hole if epoxy doesn’t spill out when insert the tang. Clean unwanted epoxy. Place knife vertical for 7hrs before f&f touches.

    Stab bend knife tang into a green apple or potato, push apple down into the heel. Heat up the tang over open fire to 400-600F, now bend the tang straight. Hammer tap it if it refuses to straighten by leverage. Make a new hidden tang handle out of hard wood (instead of what the original handle appeared to be very soft wood). Have fun carving ‘bread’.

    #13290
    cbwx34
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    please take a look and offer your thoughts and comments…

    I would have said, “sorry, no can do”. :dry: 😆 😆

    #13295
    Mark76
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    lady dropped them off and wants me to fasten and reapir handles.
    they are posted on my video from today also on another topic here.

    please take a look and offer your thoughts and comments

    At least charge her a nice hourly tariff and/or suggest replacement of the knives.

    Molecule Polishing: my blog about sharpening with the Wicked Edge

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