What do you experts say??

Attached is the whole knife in all of its glory! Great information here. My thoughts are I just want to fill in this small chip to keep it from getting larger to preserve the knife. I do have some two part epoxy. The Agraglas repair looks amazing. I never knew anything like that existed. The examples of the other repairs you all have done on breaks a lot larger than this knife I have, are also outstanding. I really appreciate all of this information!!Reverand wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 2:04 am Doc is right, the Acraglas repair is the way to go, unless you can find a replacement scale off of an old parts knife. Finding one that matches can be nearly impossible though.
One favor: Show us some more pictures of the complete knife. We LOVE seeing old knives, and you never know if someone else has a scale that will fit it!
I don't think there would be any advantage to that. Probably would not as strong as unadulterated AcraGlas or epoxy. If used to try to match color, AcraGlas dye pack color or a tiny bit of acrylic craft paint color would be better and easier to control. The Acra Glas kits come with brown and black dye packs to tint the mixture. A tiny amount on the end of a toothpick is all it takes.