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    Default Harmonie 11/16 original restore

    This ones been sitting on the to-do shelf for a while. Cleaned up nice though. Unpinned and hand sanded to 3000 grit, apart from a couple of very small marks that didnt come out its a pretty nice mirror finish. Scales got buffed and repinned with brass pins and washers.
    Never heard of the brand, but I'm looking forward to shaving with it. Cant do it yet though, I finished honing it last night, went to get up from my seat with the open razor in my left hand and somehow managed to slash my right thumb wide open. Cant even strop it yet!
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    Wow!

    Thats a great job! It looks just like new..!

    Sorry to hear about your thumb, I hope you heal quickly!

    Its always amused me that newbies get all concerned about cutting their faces, when the worst injuries most of us do are to our hands when we're restoring or cleaning razors. The worst cut I ever got was to my thumb when I was polishing a razor with MAAS.

    I hope you heal quickly and that this beauty shaves as great as it looks!

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    wow what a difference! very nice

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    These actually shave pretty good. Had a shave not so long ago with another Harmonie. Great job on both the blade and scales.
    Don't you hate numb feeling in the thumb? Just give it enough love just like you give to your razors and it'll heal just fine.

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    Looks great! And your not alone, I did the same with my thumb once.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1971Wedge View Post
    Looks great! And your not alone, I did the same with my thumb once.
    Sliced my finger the other week on the heel of the blade, wasn't watching what I was doing - right on the crease.. Took ages to heal up. Won't do that again (he says)

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    Great job! Hope your finger heals up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sapito318 View Post
    Great job! Hope your finger heals up!
    lol thanks, it has. Flippin' trouble with these blades is that you don't feel them till you feel them if you know what I mean.

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    Nice Job Grant... on both counts .
    I remember putting a W& B thru a leather glove & my finger once.
    I learnt why they're called "Choppers"
    Where did you get the 3k paper ? You been visiting the local Porsche dealer
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Nice Job Grant... on both counts .
    I remember putting a W& B thru a leather glove & my finger once.
    I learnt why they're called "Choppers"
    Where did you get the 3k paper ? You been visiting the local Porsche dealer
    Thanks mate.
    3k paper came from my local Autobarn, they also had some other grits I hadn't come across before, 150, 360, 1500.

    I just shaved with it tonight, very happy with the result. I was thinking about restoring and selling it but I might have to hang on to this one for a while.
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