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  1. 09-29-2013, 10:54 AM #1
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    Default Van Galen Metz dark horn and brass

    An older beautiful razor from France with new dark horn sclaes lined with brass.
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    That's a Beauty! Nice job with the scales...very elegant.
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    Love the way it looks. What thickness of brass do you use and what adhesive do you use?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tintin View Post
    What thickness of brass do you use and what adhesive do you use?
    Thickness of brass is 0,5mm. Adhesive is a 2-component epoxy resin adhesive. Shock-resistant and resistant to age and humidity.
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    Good job, it looks brand new!
    I want a lather whip
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    Very nice really liking the bass liners
    well done
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    THe scales shape and sanding looks great. I don't much care for the screws although I can see the advantage of being able to take them apart for cleaning etc.

    I posted something similar in black horn and copper liners not so long ago. I just use a medium CA glue for the liners - it seems to work OK but I'll bear the epoxy in mind for the future. One that did not work for me is Gorilla glue - maybe I needed to roughen the contact surfaces more.
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    Nice job on the scales but the screws take a bit of getting used to compared to traditional peened pins.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    ...the screws take a bit of getting used to compared to traditional peened pins. Bob
    I know that screws are a little bit controversial among straight razor aficionados because they are not so traditional. But I like the practical advantages and also the look of them. And in my opinion straight razors can tolerate a little bit progress.
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    Well done sir!!

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