So after losing my knife I got for my 21st

I have been on the lookout for another but not found anything I like yet at I price I am willing to pay!
So yesterday after dropping the kids at school I dropped into the local hospice shop to see if there were any hidden treasures lurking undiscovered.
Not much caught my eye, so I was about to leave but for some reason decided to have a look at the kitchen section.
Amongst the piles of rubbish kitchen knives I spotted one of these (stupidly I forgot to take a before photo)
It had a 3mm chunk out of the edge about 20mm from the hilt but at the princely sum of $3 I couldn’t resist.
I originally just thought I would give it a sharpen and use as is, but then the mind started turning over (a problem of mine

)
So into the garage and out came the grinder, files, sander, various grit sandpapers and a rough guide that I printed of the old knife I had lost as a template.
I had not done this before so after trying lots of different methods and about 2 hours this is what resulted!
Pretty chuffed with the end result, just need to find a sheath for it now. Still has a little remenant if the chip out of the blade but hopefully after a few sharpens it will disappear.
It may not be beautiful like my old knife but should stand me in good stead until a suitable replacement is found, or until I bite the bullet and get a Bark River
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