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  1. 01-06-2014, 04:15 PM #1
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    Default Wade & Butcher 8/8 in black horn

    Well this came to me in I would say relatively nice shape. Although the etching was rather shallow and a previous owner had taken what looks like 80 grit to the blade. So to clean her up I took some Mothers and #0000 steel wool to her and put her on the hones. She is such a nice gentle shave for such a hefty girl. The spacer is made of silver and horn. also with NiAg pins and SS washer. I had to sleeve the pivot hole down to keep her from wobbling too much. Name: _DSC8328.jpg Views: 378 Size: 36.5 KBName: _DSC8347.jpg Views: 372 Size: 51.0 KBName: _DSC8348.jpg Views: 367 Size: 37.0 KBName: _DSC8359.jpg Views: 363 Size: 38.1 KBName: _DSC8362.jpg Views: 372 Size: 40.9 KBName: _DSC8363.jpg Views: 377 Size: 46.6 KBName: _DSC8365.jpg Views: 368 Size: 47.9 KB
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  3. 01-06-2014, 04:43 PM #2
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    Very nice W&B Justin... Classic looking scales! Enjoy the shaves...
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    Very nice work! Classic elegant! Enjoy!
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    Nice looking blade, sir. Cheers!
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    good job. looks excellent.
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    Great looking blade. All my W&B's are fantastic shavers. I'll be restoring a blade like this soon.
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    Very nice....nothing like a shave from one of those monsters!!! Great job as usual!!
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    thanks yall!!! with this one I had really learned how well K.I.S.S. really works. I really REALLY wanted to take out the scratches but I knew if I tried I would loose the etching. Now everything on this blade was hand done. I did not use a single power tool.
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    Looks gorgeous!
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    Again thank you guys for the huge boost in confidence. I have been tinkering with the things for a bit but just haven't posted anything.
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