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    Default Emperor Razor / Abalone Pearl acrylic scales

    This is the second of Luc's batch & as we decided to preserve the etch it got no real coarse grit work.
    Mostly 240 -400 flapwheels & some 600 wetndri. The rest was buffing with scotchbrite, compounds & Autosol on a looseleaf wheel.

    Original scales were too narrow & dangerous allowing the heel to protrude so got to use my new Abalone Pearl acrylic . Never knew abalone formed pearls but there ya go. I like the overall look of this stuff & how it plays with light. Must remember to make myself a set of scales

    NiAg. pins, stainless washers, brass thrust washers & original pewter wedge.
    I'll hone this one up after doing a couple more so no shavetest yet.
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    Awesome work mate!!

    That razor looks awesome! Can't wait to shave with it!

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    Pictures dont do it justice mate. Those scales look even better in real life.
    Lovely work.
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    OOOOooooo Oz that came out really nice Brother !!!!!!!

    Luc should be very happy with that when it gets home, I bet the scales really pop color way more person too huh????

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    onimaru, the wedge is marry well with the scale. Awesome job with razor overall mate! Look forward to many more!

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    Thanx Guys & yes Glen the color is there but subtle & my skills with the camera don't cut it. Here's another attempt to show the colour
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    I knew it, I so knew it,,,Those are beautiful

    Oz I know what you mean I so suck with a camera even the new one the wifey bought me... I haven't read the instruction book yet but I am hoping to figure out how to get the depth of the color in these new acrylics to show up in pics....

    The good news is if yer like us, and can't take good pics at least your customers are always happy when they see the razor in person

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    The good news is if yer like us, and can't take good pics at least your customers are always happy when they see the razor in person
    LOL. The photos are free so the price is right
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    I'm sure the price will be right!

    Cheers mate!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    I knew it, I so knew it,,,Those are beautiful

    Oz I know what you mean I so suck with a camera even the new one the wifey bought me... I haven't read the instruction book yet but I am hoping to figure out how to get the depth of the color in these new acrylics to show up in pics....

    The good news is if yer like us, and can't take good pics at least your customers are always happy when they see the razor in person
    Glen, I'll take your craftsmanship over pics any day my friend. Now you guys got me thinking about these acrylic scales.

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