Introduction: New Life for Broke Knife
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About: My full time job as an Organ Grinder keeps me pretty busy but that's just small change. My part time work, as a Mohel, keeps me up to date on my student loans from UCLSD.
I loved this broken vanity knife. As soon as I saw the blade was broke, I instantly thought of a wafer lock pick I had. This came out rea smooth.
Step 1: Parts & Plan
I used a cut off from handle lock pick and the stub of the broken blade.
I tinned both pick and broken blade stub, clamped together, put some solder to it, and filed up the slop.
I then fit both blades by widening the handle body of the knife.
I used Silvabrite 100 lead free solder.
I tinned both pick and broken blade stub, clamped together, put some solder to it, and filed up the slop.
I then fit both blades by widening the handle body of the knife.
I used Silvabrite 100 lead free solder.
Step 2: ......and New Life
It came out like it was made that way. Most wafer locks are short so the stubb lenght works.
It's nice to provide a another chapter of use to a tool.
It's nice to provide a another chapter of use to a tool.
