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10-09-2013, 08:12 AM #1
There are many examples of peening without washers especially with original ivory - however, it's my opinion that this is also the main reason why you see so many ivory scales with splits and cracks. Basically a washer helps to spread the load, so peening without one can be risky.
Horn is very fibrous so is not likely to mark even if the hammer slipped off the pin, and is also less likely to fracture. Additionally, copper is quite soft compared to brass or silver nickel so I felt pretty safe in going solo on this occasion.
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10-09-2013, 09:34 AM #2
I can't stop looking at this razor. I really like the looks of Filharmonica scales in all of their incarnations, but you have pulled off what to me is nearly impossible, kept the original and went well beyond it in every way.
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