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    Default Plain old shaver in new clothes

    This was my very first razor a Stevens & Hills, it had some well worn and faded faux tortoise celluloyd scale so I wanted to spruce it up a bit. So I restored it using honey horn with brass pins and washers and a honey horn wedge. Man did this one give me a hard time yesterday. I was sure the horn scales were warped and tried everything I could think of from boilin the scales and clamping them to tapping on the piviot pin and more. I put a post in the workshop and Mr. Maxamillion pointed me in the right direction " check the blade" sure enough that was it, a uneven grind on the tail. I made a tappered spacer for the pivot pin and it worked like a charm. So here it is and a special thanks to Max
    Reguards Tony
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    Very nice restore/rescale. Congratulations.
    "Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter." Mark Twain

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    Looks like your efforts paid off, very nice and thanks for the pic's.

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    Love the grain in the scales

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    Love the color of the scales, and the pins look great.
    John

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