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  1. 04-05-2011, 02:25 PM #1
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    Name: 001.jpg Views: 504 Size: 47.7 KBI went to Israel on a Mission trip with the United Methodist Volunteers in Mission in January and came back with 4 pieces of Olive Wood. that I was given by a friend who runs an Olive wood factory in Bet Sahur, West Bank. This is the first of a few razors I'll be doing with that wood. This is a W.H. Morley & Sons Barbers notch that I found at an auction. The scales are made from 1 piece of Olive WoodName: 003.jpg Views: 476 Size: 26.2 KB.Name: 002.jpg Views: 481 Size: 35.1 KBI used some Mosaic pin stock for the 3rd pin. The wedge is made of African Blackwood and the scales are sealed with Tung Oil.
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    Beautiful grain, I like the mosaic pin!
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    Great look to that wood! And the third pin looks really cool. Nice work!
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    Beautiful timber & I'm biased towards oil finishing so
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    Really great work. Envy your trip to the holy land. I hope to get there some day.
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    Very nice work, thats a beautiful piece of wood
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    Absolutely beautiful, and the Morley & Sons are my favorite blades. At first glance, I thought the 3rd pin was a 4leaf clover.
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  15. 04-06-2011, 10:06 PM #8
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    That is a really fine job. How and where for the mosaic pin? I've never seen that before and I need to know!
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    Very nice! I would like to have one like this.
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