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    Very well done, from start to finish.

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    Gentlemen, yes, that is a tastefully recreated Dubl Duck. A handsome razor.

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    That came out really pretty...

    Question?? did you end up using the CA to lock down the blosters/inlays ???

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    Excellent work

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    Nice job. Enjoy it After seeing this razor I think Dubl Duck might still be around if they had only offered a Coboduck model for sale...

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    I like this version more then the original ones, great job!

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    The scales are stunning, very nicely done.
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    Beautiful work. Excellent job on the blade resto and the relaid inlays. Very fine pinning work also. Well done.

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    Nice work! I bought a DD a couple of weeks ago in similar shape. The scales were trashed, but the inlays/bolsters were salvageable. The blade on mine has slightly uneven hone wear, but it's not too bad.

    Do you have any advice on making the contour of the scales material match the contour of the bolsters? I've not started making the scales for mine, but I have been thinking a lot about how to match the contour.

    Again, good job!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    That came out really pretty...

    Question?? did you end up using the CA to lock down the blosters/inlays ???
    Yes, I locked the bolsters/inlays down with CA.
    Wasn't an easy job, had to work precisely on that.

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