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    Default Wade and Butcher Celebrated in Honey Ox

    This was a restore for a fellow SRP. The razor had been scaled in some old wood scales someone had whittled from a stick and pinned it with a nail.

    We did not want to buff out the blade etch so no greesless compounds. It got a run on several compounds to clean it up and put a nice shine on the steel. The scales are honey Ox and partially translucent. There is some nice rolling figuring in the horn. The wedge is Bacote, pins are 1/16 brass rod with brass over stainless washers. Gave it a good honing and it shaves quite nice.
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    Oh Man...that is one gorgeous work. Well done .

    I am in love with that blade...That W&B extra Hollow is one I will be forever in the market for . This post certainly reminded me to start look harder.

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    beautiful razor, I like it!

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    Great work, love the scales. Have any more left?
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    wow beautiful scale's well put together

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    Quote Originally Posted by cannonfodder View Post
    The razor had been scaled in some old wood scales someone had whittled from a stick and pinned it with a nail.
    Please tell me you have a before picture for us.
    Great work. Thats a really nice piece of horn you've used, and the wedge looks awesome too.
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    A beauty!

    I'm working on a W&B that had the worst frown I've ever seen and a very heavy patina with shallow pitting. I'm going to have a light touch with some greaseless compound - but would like to know what you used in its place.

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    That's very nice. Any before pic's?

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    This is the most beautiful razor I've seen here. I love it. That Bacote wedge is perfect.

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    Default W & B Before Pics

    Here are pictures or the razor and scales prior to restoration
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