Mora, Paul Waldmin, Slingne....

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11-01-2014, 08:42 PM
jemmo

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Mora, Paul Waldmin, Slingne....

hade done a scales and polish the blade!!!!! Solingen, i dont know how it could be Slingne hahahaha
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11-01-2014, 08:46 PM
Hirlau

Very nice to see an old workhorse back on the line. :tu
11-01-2014, 08:53 PM
Baxxer

Mora, Sweden?

Never knew they made razors there but I guess if you already have the facilities to make knifes, the leap to making razors wouldn't be too big.
11-01-2014, 08:59 PM
silverloaf

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Originally Posted by Baxxer

Mora, Sweden?

Never knew they made razors there but I guess if you already have the facilities to make knifes, the leap to making razors wouldn't be too big.

waldmin was a Solingen make. also made the "Gulliver" razor, never had the mora but I love the spine
11-01-2014, 09:02 PM
Baxxer

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Originally Posted by silverloaf

waldmin was a Solingen make. also made the "Gulliver" razor, never had the mora but I love the spine

Oh, I missed the title of the thread, maybe I've been doing too much work today.
11-01-2014, 09:07 PM
silverloaf

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Originally Posted by Baxxer

Oh, I missed the title of the thread, maybe I've been doing too much work today.

haha, I miss stuff constantly, no good excuses for me, I just live my life oblivious! i didn't realize it was in the title, i just have a couple waldmins im working on (started and then tucked in a box for later) but i do love the mora knives from Sweden! great steel!
11-01-2014, 09:27 PM
BobH

Very nice work and it paid off too. Great looking razor. Really like the spine work, classy. Kind of odd that a German made razor would be called Mora which I associate more with the Mora knife Home . Can get a bit confusing.

How did you repair the broken scale?

Bob
11-02-2014, 01:14 AM
sharptonn

Good save. Goes to show what can be resurrected. It looks nice! Looks like you made new scales and transferred the inlays?
11-02-2014, 01:51 AM
BobH

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Originally Posted by sharptonn

Good save. Goes to show what can be resurrected. It looks nice! Looks like you made new scales and transferred the inlays?

Gotta look closer at the photos, missed the difference in the scales.

Bob
11-02-2014, 01:54 AM
sharptonn

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Originally Posted by BobH

Gotta look closer at the photos, missed the difference in the scales.

Bob

Same with me, Bob! Either I miss some words or details. Getting old! :p
11-03-2014, 03:07 AM
jasontg99

Absolutely love the spine! Beautiful razor.
11-14-2014, 10:21 PM
jemmo

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Originally Posted by BobH

Very nice work and it paid off too. Great looking razor. Really like the spine work, classy. Kind of odd that a German made razor would be called Mora which I associate more with the Mora knife Home . Can get a bit confusing.

How did you repair the broken scale?

Bob

No Bob it is not the old scales it is a new one, i made a new scales and take the inlays off from old scales and glued on the new one.
11-14-2014, 10:24 PM
jemmo

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Originally Posted by sharptonn

Good save. Goes to show what can be resurrected. It looks nice! Looks like you made new scales and transferred the inlays?

this is a new one :)
11-14-2014, 11:24 PM
rolodave

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Originally Posted by BobH

Very nice work and it paid off too. Great looking razor. Really like the spine work, classy. Kind of odd that a German made razor would be called Mora which I associate more with the Mora knife Home . Can get a bit confusing.

How did you repair the broken scale?

Bob

I have a Garibaldi (sounds Italian to me:shrug:) made by Wustoff. Just like my kitchen knives. Go figure.
11-14-2014, 11:29 PM
pixelfixed

Waldmin made some really Esoteric Razors such as the double cookoo,have only seen two in twenty yrs.