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Old 8th November 2009, 07:54 AM   #1
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Great job ! and intersting technique.

One could also us this on indonesian keris, drilling a hole and then glue in a whole new peksi.

Ps, how did you get the old tang out of the hilt without any damage ?
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Old 8th November 2009, 08:32 AM   #2
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Wow awesome pieces and awesome fix!
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Old 8th November 2009, 04:41 PM   #3
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Ps, how did you get the old tang out of the hilt without any damage ?
I never got to ask that question, I'm assuming that a part of the original tang is still attached to the blade.

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migueldiaz Quote:The procedure reminded me of what my dentist did to my tooth once

Thanks for the update Kino! Nice job
OUCH!

The repair work was performed by a good friend. I just sent the Kris to him and waited, my part was easy, his part was not too easy. I'll extend the kudos to him.
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