3 and 4 of 14

This is a continuation of a previous thread : http://straightrazorpalace.com/custo...46-2-14-a.html in which I had the first two of 14 finished.

This round the pearl scales received a 6/8 Clauss blade and the carved bone has clothed a Henckels #38. I am really fond of the shave from a #38. They have a wonderful grind! ;)


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This go-round, I decided to use some of the "parts" razors I had accumulated for the pearl Clauss. Got that chore out of the way!

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Good bit of work, but turned out well!

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So I am 2 closer. What a pile of tedious work I have in store! :gaah: Thanks for looking!

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Thanks for the update Tom, very nice work by the way, the Clauss blade looks really good!

Some gorgeous cutlery there Bruce. ;)

The man with a plan at it again. They are looking good and you are not fooling me , you love the work. I know because it shows :<0)

Those MOP scales are seriously collectible if they're in good shape. Probably worth more than the blade

Great work! A good addition to your collection!!

Ray

Just loove those pearl scales
Very nice set so for

Like razors one & two three & four our yet another example of your fine restoration work Thomas. To work with such delicate items as M.O.P. is a testament to your skill level. I continue to look forward to each of you installments here. Keep up the fabulous work.
Darl
P.S. I dig the hell out of the Clauss display mat as well. Nice touch!!!!

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How did I completely miss this thread?!?
The Clauss looks awesome! What did you end up doing with the original scales?

One of these days, I will start my own set of Mop. Just because I am spiteful and cant let you have them all.

Stunning work! :) Gah! I have almost ten sheets of honey horn still to work through and now I want to try MOP - first world problems.

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Stunning work! :) Gah! I have almost ten sheets of honey horn still to work through and now I want to try MOP - first world problems.

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Can you imagine pinning that pearl ? Gives me butterflies in the stomach and goose bumps just thinking about it. :ziplip: Tom is a true artist/craftsman. :tu

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How did I completely miss this thread?!?
The Clauss looks awesome! What did you end up doing with the original scales?

One of these days, I will start my own set of Mop. Just because I am spiteful and cant let you have them all.

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Thanks, Steve! Still have the original scales around! Oh, YOU can have the rest of the MOP out there. I'm full! :D

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Stunning work! :) Gah! I have almost ten sheets of honey horn still to work through and now I want to try MOP - first world problems.

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Whew! Decisions, decisions! Scales will do that to you! Many Thanks!

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Can you imagine pinning that pearl ? Gives me butterflies in the stomach and goose bumps just thinking about it. :ziplip: Tom is a true artist/craftsman. :tu

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Thanks, My Friend! Hammer just ticks. Patience is key! ;)

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Thanks, My Friend! Hammer just ticks. Patience is key! ;)

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I think I would just place my thumb over the pin and make the sacrifice :gth

Patience is key but when your sweating bullets and hearts racing it can be hard to remain calm.... :D

Beautiful work Tom. I missed that Clauss display mat, but went back to look. Really cool stuff!