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    Default A couple of re-scales

    A couple of razors re-scaled by turbine712, he did a great job!!


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    They look real good.That tiger maple is great.Nice looking stuff.

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    great job. excellent scales. One day i will work on woods.

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    Thanks, the dark scales are Peruvian Walnut and the lighter ones are Curly Maple both have Lyptus spacers.
    I just picked up some Lacewood, Kempas and Jatoba to make some more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turbine712 View Post
    Thanks, the dark scales are Peruvian Walnut and the lighter ones are Curly Maple both have Lyptus spacers.
    I just picked up some Lacewood, Kempas and Jatoba to make some more.
    Honed up the one with Peruvian Walnut and used it tonight and it was great.

    Thanks again!!

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    Really nice work on bith,,,,but that curly maple..WOW!!!
    Having Fun Shaving

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    Quote Originally Posted by turbine712 View Post
    Thanks, the dark scales are Peruvian Walnut and the lighter ones are Curly Maple both have Lyptus spacers.
    I just picked up some Lacewood, Kempas and Jatoba to make some more.
    Nice Turbine712.

    Can you give us a bit more info as what to finish you used on both wooden scales?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximilian View Post
    Nice Turbine712.

    Can you give us a bit more info as what to finish you used on both wooden scales?
    Max, the Maple came from the scrap pile from my fireplace remodel and the Walnut came from my neighbors scrape pile. The finish is Minwax Satin poly. I used 5 coats and rubbed between coats with 0000 steel wool. Then a light coat of Lemon Oil.
    Also, both scales are book matched so the grain of the wood follows the same pattern on both sides. I used a bandsaw and re-sawed the wood and had the pieces marked so as the only loss of grain pattern was the kerf of the blade.
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    rodb, could you attach the pictures, because I can't see them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Piet View Post
    rodb, could you attach the pictures, because I can't see them.

    They should be back now, my server went down

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