1forgeur

Thanks. There are plenty of ways around not having crisp edges. I would'nt worry too much about it. I have a Peter Wright my uncle gave me that is twice as chipped as yours and I use it quite a lot.

Lookin good. She's shining up nice. My Lakeside.

I did, glad I did'nt wait! Thanks

I think I will wait for the video. Thanks

I'm just amazes me it did'nt just crumble and fall apart on you. More refined from all the "massaging" plus filing it?

oooo I like that!!

That came out NICE!! Great fit on the handle too. Should be a nice chopper. Finally got thru them all. Etch? Thanks

NICE!

It will be fine, and so will you. Of that I am sure.

I'd bury that sign in the slab

Hay! I resemble that remark!! LOL

Be kinda neet to see those belts and pulleys turning again

George N M--- Exactly

Depends if you want it to cut or bounce off?

I would not buy it myself. The edges looked to have been welded on and it appears the heel is broken off as there is no hardy or pritchel hole. Just my take on it. Someone with more knowledge than me will chime in I'm sure.