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I had just sat down last night after a busy day when I heard an ominous crash from the den. I ran in and one of the heavy glass shelves on my display case that had been holding a bunch of HI knives was tilted on its side and all the contents of the shelf had been dumped either on the bottom of the case or were wedged between the glass and the door. About 15 larger knives, YCS's, Garuds, hanumans, tin chirras, etc., etc.
One of the chapes had scratched the glass shelf, and a couple of the scabbards were marked up, but luckily the knives themselves were OK.
Evidently one of the shelf pins had sheared clean off under the weight. Guess I overdid it! Took me a couple of hours to sort everything out, get the broken pin stud extracted and redrill new holes and install heavier duty shelf pins, and then I took about 10 pounds of stuff off the shelf for good measure.
That's one way to tell you might have too much of a good thing...
One of the chapes had scratched the glass shelf, and a couple of the scabbards were marked up, but luckily the knives themselves were OK.
Evidently one of the shelf pins had sheared clean off under the weight. Guess I overdid it! Took me a couple of hours to sort everything out, get the broken pin stud extracted and redrill new holes and install heavier duty shelf pins, and then I took about 10 pounds of stuff off the shelf for good measure.
That's one way to tell you might have too much of a good thing...
