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01-23-2012, 02:41 AM #1At this point in time...
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8/8- Wade & Butcher True Frameback Custom Restore
Here are some before and during pics..
This is the razor as I recieved it
The Horn blanks
After the first passes with 80 Grit Greaseless
More pics on the way
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01-23-2012, 02:57 AM #2At this point in time...
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More polishing on the blade
After 600 Grit Greaseless
After the polishing compounds
Working the horn for the scales
I take off the surface buffing that the horn comes with
Mocked up for the wedge fitting, I make the Mock tangs out of 3 different thicknesses of acrylic to match the razors
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01-23-2012, 03:04 AM #3At this point in time...
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Make: Wade & Butcher, Sheffield England
Size: 8/8-
Steel: Carbon, Near Mirror finish
Grind: True Frameback Flat blade
Scales: Buffalo Black Horn with a very faint pattern
Finish: Micro-Mesh to 12000 grit w/water
Wedge: Recon amber
Pins: Brass
Washers: Brass / SS triple stack
Hones: Undecided as this is the dullest damn razor I have had in a LOOOOOOOOng time
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01-23-2012, 03:34 AM #4Razor Vulture
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That is so nice! I shudder at the hours involved! The scales are sweet! Well worth it! These Framebacks deliver fine shaves. An 8/8 one is rare, I would think!
Very good work!Str8Shooter likes this."Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
I rest my case.
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gssixgun (01-23-2012)
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01-23-2012, 04:28 AM #5Senior Member
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To see an old razor brought back from the grave, is a beautiful thing. Some lucky individual will get to shave with it.
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01-23-2012, 06:13 AM #6OlllllllO
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What a nice razor!
Awesome. It's like a workshop, Glen. Thanks for sharing
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01-23-2012, 07:11 AM #7Senior Member
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realy nice restore.
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01-23-2012, 12:42 PM #8Junior Member
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You make it look so simple!! I really thick when restoring W&B's, less is often more Great Job .....again
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01-23-2012, 02:32 PM #9Eagle-eyed
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That's a pretty one Glen, can I take her out for dinner?
I believe this is the first W&B Frameback I have seen, or is it just that I haven't paid attention?Need help or tutoring? Check out the .
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01-23-2012, 09:48 PM #10Senior Member
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Wow! What a difference a bit of elbow grease and a couple slabs of horn can make. Looks nice.
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