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    Default Wusthof Lampo - Kingwood?

    I'm not really sure of what wood this is. I picked it up at lee valley. It wasn't labeled. The wood is really dark (almost purple) and has black grain lines running through it. I re-used the original wedge (I hate making wedges for some reason) and stacked up the washers.

    One of my favorite shavers





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    Agreed, they are great shavers. The one I have is in the original gun stock scales.

    I'm a sucker for jimped thumb notches!

    I like what you did with the scales.


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    I'm glad you like what I did with the blade. I wanted to clean the tang up a little, so I popped it out of the scales, but unfortunately cracked them during the process. I wanted something that was similar in shape, but also quite narrow where you hold the razor. This seems like an alright compromise. Although, stropping could be easier. And, I don't really like the job I did pinning the wedge end together.

    Must fight urge to rescale again.

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    It could be king wood, hard to tell from the photos. King will have some purple tint with dark graining but there are a couple other woods in the rosewood family that are similar (king wood is a rosewood, along with cocobolo, and a half dozen others).

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