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2011 Cap Lifter modification

The Government said:
Nice work! Looks like you did a great job bringing the curve to a point. Mine has a very small flat spot on the end of the lifter-arm.

What tool(s) did you use?
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Mine was done with a Black & Decker variable speed rotary tool (cheaper than a Dremel brand) and a chainsaw stone a bit larger than the one you picture. I'm also not bothered by scratches and not shy about hogging off enough metal to get it where I want.
 
I had to do the same to a Victorinox caplifter for it to work well. Good job on the grind, looks good.
 
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