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    Default Le Grelot and J Warrin

    This is one of my vintage Hospital Le Grelot's model 68 5/8. I had to take this one down to 80 greasless as well, but didn't spend a lot of time there. Some moderate pitting was left, but this is a personal blade and a sweet shaver.

    First time working with horn and rescaled it in transparent buffalo horn. Wish the backside of the scales matched the from with the darkening near the end, but it was all from one blank so oh well. Just used a basic black acrylic wedge.

    Nickel pins and stainless steel washers.






    Next is a J Warrin Sheffield Frameback that I wish I took before pictures. Had heavy pitting and spent a long time on 80 greaseless.

    Scaled in black micarta with a brass lined red acrylic wedge. First time working with micarta. Till need to dial in the edge a bit on this one to get to my standards.




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    Both look great! Very nice work.

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    Both are well done, But the scales on the J. Warrin trip my trigger with their honor to the blade shape.
    Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.
    - Oscar Wilde

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    Quote Originally Posted by Catrentshaving View Post
    Both look great! Very nice work.
    Thanks!


    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    Both are well done, But the scales on the J. Warrin trip my trigger with their honor to the blade shape.
    Thanks! That was what I was shooting for on the J Warrin, though it was a bit of a pain to sand that area.

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    Very nice work! I like the grelot especially.

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    Great looking razors. Your craftsmanship shows through. I really like the way you used the horn.
    Bob

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    love the notch on the J Warrin scales, and the lined wedge is very classy. Both razors look excellent.

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    Love them both Joe...especially the frameback

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