ferider
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Sure thing - I just “re-created the scene” so I could snap some pics.
Note/warning: I am not recommending this fix to anyone. If done improperly it could cause aesthetic damage or even break the tube entirely. Be advised this was done by an amateur blacksmith/knife maker on a user knife.
Note: This was low-tech and I know my shop is a mess.
Ok - I started by rounding off the square ends of the nails on my belt sander.
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I then clamped one in my vise at the right height to keep the lanyard tube perpendicular to the nail.
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I covered both nails with 4 layers of paper towel, then used several light/medium hammer blows with a ~1lb hammer and tested for ticking. It was gone.
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No scuffing I can detect either.
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Pretty simple.
Very well done. And I think we are wearing the same watch
