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  1. 04-07-2009, 12:33 AM #1
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    Default Maher & Grosh 6/8

    Picked this one up Sunday. Scales were worm eatin so this is the end result. Did a little cleaning on the blade and it will almost shave as is. Red and black micarta with brass and iron wood spacer, brass pins.
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    thanks

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  2. 04-07-2009, 12:35 AM #2
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    Nice work. I sold one just like this one a few months ago. I thought they were great shavers and the look fantastic after they have been cleaned up. I really like the wedge design you have here too. Keep up the good work!
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    Very nice indeed Tim. I too love the work you did on the wedge. I really like the brass liners...
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    How thick are those brass liners? I have been wanting to try liners on a couple of projects I have going, but wasn't sure how thick to go.
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    Tim strikes again

    How do you like sanding Micarta?

    Nice job as always Tim!

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  6. 04-07-2009, 06:34 AM #6
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    That was a quick turnaround! It takes me forever to get round to them. Nice work. The scales & wedge look fantastic!
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    The brass is .020 thick. The micarta was not too bad sanding, I used a friends wet belt sander. If not for that it would have been misrable, like any fiber glass.
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    Sweetness !!!!!
    Those have a very classy look about them Tim....
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    I'm not much for micarta, but I'm giving this razor TWO thumbs up.



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    Great work especially on saving the etch.
    Love the colour of that micarta too
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