First time for tip repair

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Lucretia

Lucretia

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Dropped my knife in the sink today--it came back out without a tip. Made me plenty cranky, but it wasn't as bad as expected to fix. Not perfect, but at least it's pointy again.



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Very nice Lucretia! I've been putting off fixing a broken tip myself and seeing this makes me want to go fix mine.
 
Looks very good! :doublethumbsup:
 
Well done!

from the pictures.. I just realized that the Kasumi patters are not mirrored or identical on the other side of the knife. All along I assumed that they are.

rgds
 
Great job. It's such a feeling of accomplishment to fix a broken tip.
 
Thanks! It was a little nerve-wracking, but it really wasn't too bad--and surprisingly quick. It was the first time I'd used my Beston 500. I have a little cleanup to do on it still, but it wasn't NEARLY as bad expected to get it to this "point".
 
Just noticed this thread, but great work!
 
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