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True enough.

Just take it slow...you can't put metal back :).

Maybe take a few macro pics of them now, to compare against as you re-shape them.

:lol:

So we agree. :D

In 30+ years, I have only needed to lightly sharpen a SINGLE gaff one time...rapped out onto a basalt boulder. I pretty much live by the rule of putting on gaffs at the base of the tree, and taking them off there as soon as I hit the ground. You probably would too if you'd seen first hand the...

That's all well and good until you trip on something and stomp one gaff on top of the other foot...that'll dull a gaff something terrible. :D

That's the truth...only a fool walks around in spurs. Lotsa fools out there :).

It's pretty important to maintain the original tip profile. I've seen a pair of gaffs ruined by an inaccurate sharpening attempt.

The profile of the whole gaff shape is significantly different...the very tip is similar, but I don't think the gauges would be interchangeable. Don't know for sure.