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I'd mount it on a board and hang it in the cabin somewhere.
I lost another trusty tool today peeling the logs. I knew it would happend eventiually as there was a crack in the middle. I kept holding my breath but it finally gave out. Thank goodness for Peternap who sent me one last year that he had gotten at a yard sell. Not quite the tool as it was modern built. It is a "Dunlop" brand but if I can ever get a decent edge on it I will be set for another 20 years or so. The one that bit the dust only has markings to indicate # 10 which I assume is the blade length. It is doubtfull that it can be repaired. Any welding or brazing would probably not hold an edge unless I tempered and then I am not sure.