Thread: W&B ,,,Oh My

Originally Posted by cudarunner

Mark, once again you just blow me away with your work! :

I wish that I had the funds to travel from my location in SE Washington State to your workshop and watch how you manage to pull these saves off!

Great Work!

Roy

I'll say it again but with a different reason. Oh My!
Thank you my friend

Superb job, it's always great to see an old razor brought back to life!

Originally Posted by Phrank

Superb job, it's always great to see an old razor brought back to life!

Thank you very much . Old I can deal with, abuse is something else entirely. Especially when it's uncalled for.
I still can't fathom this "work". My mind goes blank.

Astonished...Amazed...In awe! That's what I'm feeling!

Who would have believed that such a save was possible?!?

Superb execution all around.

Absolutely incredible work Mark.

Stunning.

I wish I could take photos that well, let alone restorative work.

I had a W&B that had the same marks, but I was thinking they were from a heavy slurry because they were only on the bottom half of the razor and they went in every direction. That one turned out fantastic.

Originally Posted by Neckbone

I wish I could take photos that well, let alone restorative work.

Thanks but I feel they need work after viewing some SOTD shots but they get the idea across.
I use an older Canon. I have a 3 sided box lined with white poster board. And lighting is 2 of the little aluminum clamp on lights with paper taped over them to diffuse/soften the lighting.
Then I just set the razor up, point and shoot. I know nothing about aperture /time or things that might help me take better shots.
So far it seems to work ( dumb luck) but many seem to like them. Good enough in my book.

Great job! I want one!!