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Hi.
Remember that razor?
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I have finaly finished it:
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It's not perfect, a lot of pitting left on etched side. I did what i can. Honed on Les Latneuse Coticule. Awesome shaver.
Maciek.
Great job. Big difference. What did you use to clean it up so well
Looks great to me!!!
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Originally Posted by Donboblo
A lot of patience, sand paper, dremel, polishing compounds and few other things:)
Really well, everything is done accurately.:tu
Tender Loving Care :tu....tell me please, did you have to unpin it ?
Very well done!
Yes, I sure do remember that razor. Another nicely done razor. Good to see also that the rust on the bevel/edge did not effect the honing.
Bob
Nice job. Smooth shaves to you.:beer1:
Mike
Well done, the blades like night & day. :chapeau
Thank you all. Bongo, yes i had to unpin it to remove rust and dirt.
macrob, nicely done :)!
You've done a really nice job of bringing the Filly back to life, this is only my opinion and in no way a criticism of your restore and fine effort I don't feel the etching or goldwash that's left is of any worth or adds anything to the razor I would have removed it myself.
I was thinking, deciding myself weather it is better to have a little rusty etching or a shiny blade ... but I didn't get to a definite conclusion :D
Nice resto !! :D
I am not sure what to do with the etching myself. Not easy to decide :)
Up to you... but I'd remain it.
Ha ha, hello Pieter. I probably will.
Very nice!! Beautiful work!
Magnificent restore!!! I would leave the etching too... Just as a reminder of what you brought it back from.
