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12-17-2002, 01:20 AM
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 Re: veiners I have only found one V-tool I couldn't sharpen; not that I didn't give it a good try. I spent nearly two hours in the attempt. I had taken the job of sharpening tools for a large seminar in Montana. That week I must have sharpened 250+ tools; including barber shears, ice chisels, and a paper cutter. I can usually sharpen anything that is handed to me, but that one V-tool was a special case. I estimate 75 percent of the tools I sharpened that week were V-tools. That figures out to 186 V-tools I sharpened, and one that I didn't. Funny thing about it, I own the same tool and have shapened it many times. I decided to return the tool and the $2.00 and accept defeat.  |
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