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    Default Dubl Duck Wonderedge Complete Re-build !!!!

    Got this from one of the guys here, bad, bad, bad...

    These are the before Pics....

    We actually wern't sure if this was going to work...


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    Default After the re-build

    I tried using a Gold Acrylic to re-build the scales...

    Moving the inlay over did not go near as easy as I was hoping... Luckily Mad Max and were talking about what glue to use the other night in chat so I ran a test strip first otherwise I would have wrecked the new scales with CA... I ended up using 5 min epoxy it almost worked like I had planned


    Anyway here is the re-build....


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    Very nice work Glen!!
    Did you coat the scales and ornaments with anything after using the epoxy for glue?

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    Classy work! Whoever sent this to you should be VERY happy!

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    Gorgeous razor

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    Good Job! Very nice rebuild! I' like to have a question: How do You make the Acrylic scales? Do You mold it or something?

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    Quote Originally Posted by antioch510 View Post
    Classy work! Whoever sent this to you should be VERY happy!

    Steve
    Oh, he is!

    Glen, I'd never be able to know that they were the same razor. It looks fantastic! This one will be going right to the Monday spot in the rotation when it arrives, though I'll probably have to allow myself a test shave with it as well. Mondays can't be all that bad when you get to start out with a shave with something as nice as this.

    Thanks Glen!

    - Mark (S-4-C)

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    What a good job!
    Mark, you know how to live, don't you ..

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    Really nice. Looks amazing. Love that you saved all the brass.

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    That is a really wonderful restore. I just love to see razors remain authentic. You did a great job there.

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