Thread: just won 2 H.Eicker & Söhne razor's in finnish auction...

tell me your opinions, i thought those were really cheap... both are in pretty good condition... click those pictures to get it larger...

http://www.huuto.net/fi/showitem.php3?itemid=50300096

that one costed me 7,5€ and it's has few little rust spots on blade, but i think those are pretty easy to get off?

http://www.huuto.net/fi/showitem.php3?itemid=50231992

and that one i got for 7€ blade on that one looks pretty good to me, worth of saving? i think so...

both blades are from 70's so little nostalcig feeling comes with shaving those...

You did well on these. Small blades, but they should hone up beautifully. I hope you either have a Dremel or lots of patience.

i can get dremel... but how does wet sandpaper do? if there is not much rust on it... and yes i got lot of patience and cause i'm unemployed, i can do those all day long

i mean that sandpaper that needs water, don't know exact english word for it...

It's wet-dry sand paper, but I'd use a rotary tool for any sort of a cleanup. They're fairly cheap if they don't have to be Dremel brand and will save you a lot of time.

that's cool... i think i can handle these with time... i'll let y'all know how things are going...

i was think' that i'm gonna take scales off another one of thosed? gonna make new one's to it, maybe from OAK... what's y'all think bout that...

Try to get 3mm thick project planks for any wood that you'd be using. That'll save you A LOT of headache.

Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT

Try to get 3mm thick project planks for any wood that you'd be using. That'll save you A LOT of headache.

thanks... it's gonna be battle anyway, haven't work much around wood ever... metal is my thing