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  1. 05-25-2011, 07:38 PM #1
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    Hello, Undream:

    That is an incredible transformation of a straight razor in the hands of a craftsman. Great work.

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    Beautiful work Brad! Well done.
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    Oh my, that is amazing! The before pic looked so bad I'd have not expect anything even half decent come out of it, but your work has left it looking like it was born only yesterday. A job very well done.
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    That is a beautiful restore. The wedge is very cool, as are the scales. Brad your work is always fun to look at, you do great stuff.
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    DAMN RIGHT! That is nice! I think its cool how the high-tech handle material works so well on a vintage tool.
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    Amazing work, specially considering the condition you started with.
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    great. really great
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    All I can say is AMAZING !!
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