Thread: Henckels Newer 7/8 & 8/8 Friodur - Rescales

Originally Posted by ovidiucotiga

Glen, did you do the spinework/ scaloped spined?

Glen does great work, but to answer your question: No he did not. That model came with the scalloped spine. It was available in 7/8 and 8/8.

Originally Posted by gssixgun

This is from 2010,, Aquamarine Acrylic which is actually 3D with the colors



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Saves me the trouble of taking photos of it! I finally had to re-hone it just 3 weeks ago. Gave it a touch up after 3 years, used it for another year, and it got rotated out as I started selling off razors and needed my face for testing them! But I really missed it, so its back in the line up. For the record, the scales have developed a slight warp, and a crack at the wedge, which made me very very sad.

Here's one I did for Sharptonn, in bog oak

Should be delivered today.

Very Nice Job Well Done,Ty

Originally Posted by outback

Here's one I did for Sharptonn, in bog oak

My grubby mitts await that, outback!

Nice work guys, seems like nobody likes the original scales on the Friodur, surprising that I don't see the inlay transferred from the original scales.

I like the original scales
Both are 8/8 friodur, one is minty the other is slightly used.

The original scales are fine if in good shape.
Seems those Japanese barbers tended to dunk the things scales and all into disinfectant.
They won't clean up after some of that!

Originally Posted by Martin103

Nice work guys, seems like nobody likes the original scales on the Friodur, surprising that I don't see the inlay transferred from the original scales.

The 3rd Generation do not have Original scales... I can tell you the "Stories" about them and how they came to be they way they are, but I have no proof just rumors

The 2nd Generation that Prodigy posted are a different razor

I have had a few badly discolored and I am starting to decorate all of my long term residents in bone or carved bone scales. There may be some inlay transfers at some point in the not so distant future.