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  1. 09-12-2013, 01:23 AM #1
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    Default Raynolds custom rescale

    Did this for a member, just rescale. Honey horn , tried to keep the shape as close to the original as possible.
    Wedge is Gabon ebony.



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    LOVE the horn!

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    That is a really honest and nice rescale! I would love to see it after the first bevel set, that is when the true beauty of a renewal comes to the fore.
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    Thats a stunning pair of scales Stefan, nice work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    That is a really honest and nice rescale! I would love to see it after the first bevel set, that is when the true beauty of a renewal comes to the fore.
    ~Richard
    Richard,
    the razor had a very even bevel and was really easy to hone.
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    Love it. Very nice work and that piece of horn is perfect.
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    The scales are just wondefull with the ebony showing, a great look! Nice work once again Stefan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    Richard,
    the razor had a very even bevel and was really easy to hone.
    Hi Stefan,
    No slight intended.
    What I meant by the comment is that I do not know how well I did the work until after the honing and the dissimilar surface finishes catch the light. For me, that really defines all the surfaces well. Your work has always been a pleasure to see.
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    Beautiful work!
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    Wonderful !
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