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  1. 08-01-2010, 02:52 PM #1
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    Default G Myers & Son rescale

    Here's a nice Myers roundpoint in new ripple ash scales, done for a gentlemen on another forum. First, an exploded view:

    And the finished article:




    and showing the aluminium "third pin" spacer:

    Hope you like it.
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    Beautiful and very well done. The wood pattern has a plaid feel to it. Love it.

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    Very nice work. I like the choice of scale material. The exploded view is very cool too.
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    Beautiful slim scales ! Love it
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    Beautiful razor!
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    Very nice work. You made it all come together.
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    Fantastic looking wood scales, great job!
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    Well done! The design and wood pattern fit the razor nicely. This razor would be welcome on any collection.
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    Thank you for your kind words everybody. I fell very lucky with this timber, and there's quite a few razor's worth left.
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