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I've been thinking of smoothing the edges on mine. I was a little leery due to how close the center screw is to the edge. Did removing a small amount make a noticeable difference in the feel?
The edges around the scales were quite sharp so I carefully hand sanded them down and used a wet paper towel to wipe away the dust as it’s not something that you would want to breathe in.
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Feel better soon mate.View attachment 3046503Day 2, at home sick in bed, with the stomach flu!

Great Jack, Robert! Forgive me if I've said that before.View attachment 3045848Camillus equal end
Always dig your SCCo Jack, Steve
Johnny, you need a ceramic rod type of sharpener to sharpen a hawkbill.I went to the arboretum for a little stroll.
Just in case there was a giant Redwoods or something needed pruning I took this Old English beauty along with me.
Alongside I took my SAK lumberjack in case any trees needed felling,you never know.
I thought it wasn’t sharp (I didn’t know how to sharpen the curve) the cuts say I was wrong.
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Thanks bud.Great Jack, Robert! Forgive me if I've said that before.
A bit more than years old if my eyes are seeing a short line tang stamp.
Always dig your SCCo Jack, Steve
Johnny, you need a ceramic rod type of sharpener to sharpen a hawkbill.
Or the unglazed bottom rim of a heavy china mug.
You don't want to use a flat stone.
Nice!Haven’t been around the forum much but I hope everyone is well. Been carrying these two a lot these last few months.
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