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Thread: Heljestrand MK 31 in Faux Tortoiseshell Kirinite

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    Outstanding job, I do not mind to broke my scales if they will be restore like yours .
    Congratulations
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    Wish you health to enjoy your shaves

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Very classy!
    Thanks, Tom.

    Quote Originally Posted by petercp4e View Post
    Simple, classy, elegant fantastic work.

    Bravo Jamie!!

    Pete <:-}
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    Outstanding job, I do not mind to broke my scales if they will be restore like yours .
    Congratulations
    Thanks, Maw.
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    I hope that shaves as good as it looks. Nice job on the restore. The blade looks brand new.
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    Jamie, it’s a real beauty....... great job
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulFLUS View Post
    I hope that shaves as good as it looks. Nice job on the restore. The blade looks brand new.
    Thanks, Paul.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jnatcat View Post
    Jamie, it’s a real beauty....... great job
    Thanks, William.
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    Normally I’m against kirinite, just not my thing.

    This, however, is lovely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc226 View Post
    Normally I’m against kirinite, just not my thing.

    This, however, is lovely.
    Thanks, Alfredo.
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    Jamie, how thin can you get this material and still have it hold its integrity? Do you think you can go down to 1/16?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc226 View Post
    Jamie, how thin can you get this material and still have it hold its integrity? Do you think you can go down to 1/16?
    Alfredo, yes definitely, this blank was 1/8 and I took it down quite a bit 1/16 wouldn't be a problem.
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