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    Wow, what a work of art.

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    Great scales and blade!
    Also, ow do you get your pictured so clear?
    I want to post some pics of my razors but
    they come out like crap and I just bought a new digital
    camera to do just that!
    Any tips?

    Again, great scales!

    also how long does something like that take you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cannonfodder View Post
    That is not a laminate. The wood grew that way. It is a combonation of sap wood and heart wood. Problem with a horizontal split is that the junction of the heart and sap wood is a weak point. If that junction happens around a pin, the scales could split in half. The resin I use hardens the entire scale making it nearly unbreakable so I do not worry abut the scales cracking in half. The horizontal separation also avoids a pin falling on or around a seam. Personally, I like the way the wood balances with that kind of devide, the eye flows better over the lines.
    What do you use as your finish on the wood?
    "We sleep soundly in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm."

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    I love my Wacker too!!! Although it is a Dorko Wacker grind. It would look pretty cool in some of those scales and a mirror polish!
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    The color of this Burl really pops and you topcoat is very nice. Great job sir!

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