Thread: DD Satinedge restored by gssixgun!

Originally Posted by gssixgun

Original restores keeping the razor in one piece are way more time intensive then, popping them apart and starting from scratch...

All of the above of course is JMHO

I know you said this was your opinion, but I just want to state my disagreement with the above statement. That is all!

Originally Posted by Philadelph

I know you said this was your opinion, but I just want to state my disagreement with the above statement. That is all!

LOL I knew ya would Alex and I have agreed to disagree on this and we still are friends Ain't SRP grand.....

The inside of the scales being polished did kinda blow my mind...still thinking about it...

Guesses

1) Q-tips
2) thing rag laced through (polish compound) and a sawing motion?

I give up...tell me already

Was that a regrind on fixing the uneven hone wear?

Originally Posted by Sarty24

The inside of the scales being polished did kinda blow my mind...still thinking about it...

Guesses

1) Q-tips
2) thing rag laced through (polish compound) and a sawing motion?

I give up...tell me already

I used a Popsicle stick with some fake Chamois wrapped on it, then the rag with the sawing motion....

Originally Posted by the wanderer

Was that a regrind on fixing the uneven hone wear?

No, in fact I dont think a re-grind is even possible on a full hollow razor, I could be wrong, but I think the blade is way to thin, and the heat would build way to fast, and wreck the temper, or you might just tinfoil the blade....
Maybe somebody else has done one but I wouldn't try it....

Perhaps it's the photo, but It looks to me like the spine and down a bit are mirror finish.Then the rest has a soft polish.
I like ! It reminds me of Japanese katana w/ a temper line. Then again, It just might be the photo and all of this is in my head.
Al

WOW! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!!!!

The scales really leap out to me/US...