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Old 22nd November 2021, 05:31 PM   #4
Will M
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The grip looks nothing like the before photos other than being three parts, well done!
The grinding marks on the blade can be removed with stoning using a soft coarse stone that disintegrates quickly. I have white ones that do a great job and quickly conform to the blade shape which is good for following the edge.
Once stoned you will not see the grind marks, keeps the contour and blends in nicely.
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