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  1. 02-21-2016, 07:11 AM #1
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    Default Wade & Butcher in African Ironwood

    Just finished up another pre 1891 Wade & Butcher barbers notch. The original scales were cracked and not salvageable. There is a bit of pitting along the scale line, but it still polished up pretty well. Ended up going with an African Ironwood for the scales and a bone wedge.







    Went ahead and just cut them down to the shape of the originals




    before final shaping of the wedge








    showing the wedge spacing
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  2. 02-21-2016, 08:16 AM #2
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    Really nice work
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    Like the wood.

    Well done
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    nice work...
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    Very nice work. Like the brass pin over stainless washer.
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    Nice job. Good tight spacer and a cool choice of pun and washer.
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    Nicely done, W&B surely made nice razors, I think I want to try one someday
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    Nice work! The grain on the wood you picked is terrific!!
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    The second life of the classics!
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