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Then I accidentally knocked the knife onto the floor. Klang!
When I went to pick it up, it was in two pieces as you see here! Ay carumba!
I've dropped a lot of utensils in my life, but I've never seen one break. The floor is not that hard! I don't even know how it landed to cause it to break like that. The end must have caught at a strange angle in the floor and the weight of the handle broke the blade. But these things are tempered!
Geez. Now I need a new knife.
But the upside is, I'm going to hone the broken edge to use as a wood scraper.
I found what you need, right here. The first link is tempting, but the second is actually something I think I need. Well written text, that.
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