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    This one was a bit Iffy. But it worked out OK.
    Cleaned up the blade ( too bad about the stamp) and did up some Honey horn scales. Curved the wedge to fit the blade nice and snug.
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    I'm starting to really appreciate horn scales, and those wonderfully translucent honey horn scales and nice wedge are exceptional!

    Outstanding!

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    Absolutely gorgeous scales.

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    Nice pair with the other bone W&B
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    It's hard to believe that your finished blade started out as bad as it did, miraculous. I wouldn't have looked twice at it in the condition you started with.
    Where did you get your honey horn from?
    Than ≠ Then
    Shave like a BOSS

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hart View Post
    It's hard to believe that your finished blade started out as bad as it did, miraculous. I wouldn't have looked twice at it in the condition you started with.
    Where did you get your honey horn from?
    I've had one or two blades like that. I soak them in Evapo Rust, lifts all the rust off, leaving just the good metal, won't harm the scales, it really is a great time saver, and I've used it with two framebacks, it gets the rust out from hard to access places.

    Evapo Rust :: Rust Stop Canada

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    I'm getting me some EVAPO-RUST tomorrow! A store less than 3 miles from me carries it!

    From what I've read on their site, only oxides of iron should be affected...so gold wash shouldn't be a problem unless it's on top of rust, right?

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    Nice choice on the horn. I particularly like the touch of black, just to confirm its real horn.

    Beautiful job!

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    Thanks guys.
    Most of my stock comes from Masecraft. To get matching scales I usually have to cannibalize two slabs to get the look I want on one razor.

    Hummm,, Evapor rust. I must be doing something wrong. I need to explore more of these short cuts to finish blades.

    I used it on some car parts ( a truck frame) years ago but never considered it here.
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    I think it is incredible how you cleaned up the blade. Your results are fantastic. Again, love those Horn scales. There is talent and then there is TALENT. Guess what?
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    OOOPS! Pass the styptic please.

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