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    Senior Member mycarver's Avatar
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    Thanks everyone.
    Personally I was never a fan of the look either. I know some like the industrial look and being able to adjust the tension.
    Being old school I have no problem tapping a pin if and when needed. It has worked for a century +. And to my eye they appear "clunky" . Though I used the orig.scales as the pattern they appear a bit more elegant.
    It could just be me.

    But as pixelfixed said, Ivory isn't as delicate as many seem to think. It's tough stuff even when so thin.
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    I have a Hart. Put me down in the camp that really likes its utilitarian or industrial look. Or as I think of it, a functional well made tool. And they shave wonderfully...

    Okay, all that said? You just elevated this razor to the level of fine art. I mean it is absolutely beautiful. Nice work!

    Best,

    Ed

    PS I also find a Miller TIG welder attractive too :-). Different strokes for different folks...
    Last edited by EdHutton; 08-24-2014 at 07:07 PM.
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    I routinely badger myself and the shaves are improving!

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    I too like the somewhat spartan look of the Hart razors but you have improved on it greatly, giving it a classic elegance that the original maker probably never envisioned or could execute.
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