Very early 1800's Roberts Warranted restore

About that bit I'm using... I hadn't meant to be mysterious about it, I just didn't know what it was called. SRP member RoyalCake gave it to me a couple years ago, and the markings are very difficult to read. So all I knew was 'it's my special drill bit'. Not very useful to anyone but me, actually!

Well, here's a link to where you can buy a set of them:

https://www.grainger.com/product/CHI...Code=P2IDP2PCP

They're high speed drill/countersink bits. Pricey, yes, but for drilling out razor pins, they should last forever. The one I'm using is a #2. Google turns up a lot of hits for drill countersink no. 2.

Great work using the old stuff! :tu

Very nice indeed! What a neat old razor for a restoration project. Fantastic outcome.

First ...Great to see you posting again Zak. 2nd...It's about time you started back restoring the 'Old Guys', and 3rd....as usual beautiful job and tutorial on this wonderful vintage razor.

Wish we could get together like the old days my friend...10 Pups has really set the shop up nice and we miss you at our get to-gethers!

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Originally Posted by Wolfpack34

First ...Great to see you posting again Zak. 2nd...It's about time you started back restoring the 'Old Guys', and 3rd....as usual beautiful job and tutorial on this wonderful vintage razor.

Wish we could get together like the old days my friend...10 Pups has really set the shop up nice and we miss you at our get to-gethers!

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Thanks! I miss you guys too! I learned so many neat techniques from you guys and brainstormed even more.

I've got a handful of other restores I just haven't had a chance to get pictures and writeup on. I should maybe get on that!

Lovely work amazing :beer1:
The drills you use are also sold as center drills to machinists for lathe work