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Thread: Maas, dremel, 10 minutes of work.

  1. 07-27-2011, 10:39 PM #1
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    Default Maas, dremel, 10 minutes of work.










    Still has a ways to go, but really this stuff is quite incredible.
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  2. 07-28-2011, 01:11 AM #2
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    Lookin' good so far! Is this your first razor ever, first time cleaning one, or both? You can probably round out those chips in the tip as well and still have a nice looking French point.
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    Both honestly. I bought a lot of 5 for $19 along with a couple Gillettes. This was the worst looking one by far, and honestly when I first got it I thought it was only good for the scales.
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    Great result with a soft approach. Well done.
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    I was a Jewelry polisher in a high volume shop for a couple years so I am fairly decent with buffing. I guess cranking out 100-200 rings a day can do that to a guy. :S

    I will post a before and after pic of the lot.
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    I was going to tell you to be careful with that Dremel but I guess you know what youre doing. LOL Youre doing good and I cant wait to see how it finishes out. Good luck!
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    Here are a few pics, before and current. I still have more to do but am quite pleased with the quick results.







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  9. 07-28-2011, 06:07 PM #8
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    Nice job. Look for some emery compound to add to your arsenal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slartibartfast View Post
    Nice job. Look for some emery compound to add to your arsenal.
    Done!
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