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Old 14th September 2008, 08:43 PM   #21
Norman McCormick
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Hello Kai,
I see what you mean about the file type marks on the blade, I don't know if it's too clear in the photographs but the edge has been honed with a stone, or something similar, as the facet that makes up the sharp edge is smoother than the rest of the blade. This indication of a different wear pattern led me to the conclusion that the blade had been sharpened a number of times. I hope this makes it clearer as to how I came to my conclusion. If I can be of any further assistance please ask.
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Norman.
P.S. Can anybody post an example photo of the 'ears' referred to in previous posts.
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