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  1. 02-02-2011, 11:18 PM #1
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    I bought an old, broken pearl razor for some reason and decided to use some broken scale bits to reconstruct it. Having a sort of plan in place, I fully disassembled it, breaking a bit of the bottom pearl on one side, thus having to shorten them both a bit.I then fashioned top pieces from old, broken ivory scales and pinned them in with bronze rod after gluing them down with "goop". The dividers are of bakelite from another broken scale. After Lots of hand filing, sanding, and polishing later,I made a wedge from yet another piece of broken ivory and pinned in an old IXL blade which needed a home, using Barbur's brass collars, fitted to seat on the metal inner liners, using bronze rod there as well. It turned out better than I thought it would! Thanks for looking!

    I also give Dirtychrome a thanks for having faith in a crazy scheme!
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  3. 02-02-2011, 11:31 PM #2
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    I think that is a very creative way to save broken but classy razor parts. I also think you did a great job with the fit and finish.

    Awesome concept and awesome work! I've never seen anything like that before.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    It turned out better than I thought it would!
    I have to agree. After reading the description I didnt know what to expect, but the pictures look great. Very creative and very cool. nice job.
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    That turned out very nice! Great way to save some classic pieces!
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    Very unique. Fabulous inginuity. Would never have thought to do something like that. One of the many benefits of this forum is learning of other's ideas. Thanks for sharing, it looks wonderful.
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    Great way to save everything you could save.
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    Turned out pretty great....

    The fit is perfect. Nice job.
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    Very nicely done! Great save!
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    Great idea, nice work!!
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    That's really a brilliant way to save those scales. And it looks like you did a very neat job. Nice!
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