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    Default Restore - Maher & Grosh Anchor Razor; Brazilian Lacewood

    Just finished putting this one together and I'll hone it up as soon as I finish this post. The scales are Brazilian lacewood, and the wedge is spalted hackberry. The blade is pretty heavy which is rather surprising given the grind on it. I used some Mothers to clean the blade up but I didn't do any sanding to it. The finish is two coats of a satin polyurethane and all of the rods/washers are brass.

    Enjoy, and thoughts and criticisms are always welcome!

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    JimmyHAD:My wife told me if I bought another razor she would leave me ........ and I miss her sometimes......

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    Great work Jonah. Really liking the scale work.

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    Good night young man you are on a roll. Another fine looking restore! So I guess we should be expecting about a razor restore a week from you!! Looks good young man!!
    Ray

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    Thats really nice...I've been searching for a Maher because they're stamped with my hometown, Toledo Ohio!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walleyeman View Post
    Good night young man you are on a roll. Another fine looking restore! So I guess we should be expecting about a razor restore a week from you!! Looks good young man!!
    Ray
    I had some time to finish up some projects I started, and I just finished hand sanding a blade the other day. Depending on how life goes, I might have a little time to do a few more in the upcoming weeks.
    JimmyHAD:My wife told me if I bought another razor she would leave me ........ and I miss her sometimes......

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    I like the profile of the new scales, you just need to make them thinner next time.

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    Looks good Jonah. The lines on the scales really compliment the blade.
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