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Ye old king Cutter left in his cell to rot...
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And now :
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Scales are not perfectly centered but now I want to hone it and try it.
Its my first restoration and I am quite satisfied.
Thanks for all the tips guys.
Any contructive critism is welcome!
A thing of beauty! Happy shaves ahead.
What did you use to polish the blade?
I handsanded form 180 grit to 2500 rolled over a wine cork. I followed the handsanding tutorial from this forum (http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...ing-howto.html).
After a heavy duty turtle wax rubbing compound and finally some blue magic.
Beautiful first restore! Turned out nicely for your first. Time to buy some more and add to your collection! You have the hang of it. I use erasers that can be purchased at most office stores instead of a cork. You will find all shapes and sizes of erasers. I have many different profiles of them. Also I have found "Mothers Mag and Aluminum Polish" to add the final shine works well. You can find it at most automotive parts stores. Enjoy your razor Monsieur !!
Ray
Wow that is pretty, nicely done.
Thanks!
I will try with the erasers as sandpad too!
Good job! Bokers are awesome shavers, enjoy!
Nice work! there are a few threads that shows how to center the blade into the scales,
http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...g-razor-2.html
Blade Centering - Straight Razor Place Wiki
