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Still using my first spikes...had them twelve years only changed the gaffs a couple of times, pads a few and the steel frame once or twice.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Same goes for my rake...:sneaky2:

Got a brush like that. Head has two holes. One for the shaft and the other takes a candle for night work.

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Got to agree with SWB about the geckos, gaff is reasonably safe from accidental damage unless some one goes out of their way and walks them over junk; quick tickle with a flat file and biting like new.

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Ok, Thanks for the replies Guys.....an hour with the flat file and they all sharp and pointy but the lack of profile/angle concerns me! Lol! Oh well, I'll find out tomorrow!

 

An hour :001_huh: they must be gillette sharp :lol:

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