It is hard to see but if the tip is different from the typical Hoerner tip, it probably won't work like a Hoerner tip. IIRC Hoerner tried a number of configurations to arrive on what is now known as a Hoerner tip, so, there are probably a number of close-but-not-quite variants that Hoerner found to be less effective.
Chris On 4/10/2016 1:01 AM, svd via KRnet wrote: > Its hard to see from the images but, but the "reverse fillet" is pretty > dramatic. > > Any thoughts? Should I cut it off and maintain a standard Hoerner bevel? > > Owen >
