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  1. 02-05-2011, 06:35 PM #1
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    This blade was another market pick. The final letter(s) is illegible, so I'm guessing at the name. The scales are also something new to me. They were in good shape, so I kept them. However, they feel like leather, and one has a small ripple in it. Based on that, I gave them a good scrub and used some neatsfoot oil on them.

    The blade was hand sanded from 220-2000. And the wedge is the original piece of lead. I love the way this one turned out, and I'm anxious to get it on the hones. I don't have a 1/4 grind, so this will be new to me, honing and shaving.

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    Nice job. Scales are probably a rubber compound. Can't remember the name tho.
    Vulcanite or Ebonite , I think
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    Clean Looker! Great Job! You will love it when you get it honed up right! AWESOME
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    I rest my case.
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    Nice work cleanin it up. Enjoy!
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    Luv that razor! Great work.
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