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Knife with replacement handle |
The handle of this knife broke while cutting cheese. It had a very short tang, and the plastic of the handle was getting old. It's a basic dull cheap steak knife, but it's one of my mom's favorites. So she asked me to replace the broken handle. I decided to use two sections of salvaged flat steel. First I sanded off the black paint, and then measured and cut the pieces to the same length as the old handle. I clamped the two pieces around the tang of the knife blade, and then welded it together. Next, it could use some sanding to be more comfortable to hold.
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The old, broken handle. |
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