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  1. 05-09-2011, 08:09 AM #1
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    You just ain't kidding Oz man, that wedge pin wanted to give me fits I had to clip and file it on both sides, and use Kroil on it, plus twisting the scales around before I finally got it out... It was rusted in there tight... I kept thinking it would have been easier to build a new set hehehe but you know as well as any of us once you set yer mind ant nothing going to stop us except a Snap, Crackle, Pop
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    Glen,
    as always...excellent work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    You just ain't kidding Oz man, that wedge pin wanted to give me fits I had to clip and file it on both sides, and use Kroil on it, plus twisting the scales around before I finally got it out... It was rusted in there tight... I kept thinking it would have been easier to build a new set hehehe but you know as well as any of us once you set yer mind ant nothing going to stop us except a Snap, Crackle, Pop
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    New member here, I stumbled upon one of these razors at an "old stuff" store down the street without knowing anything about it. I bought it because it did not seem to have any glaring issues. Now I feel like I have something that is worth working on!
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    Once again tremendous work. How do you do it?
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    Once again tremendous work. How do you do it?
    LOL slowly and carefully
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    Beautiful work as always!
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