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    Default W&B Wedge

    Here's a couple pics of a W&B wedge that I did for a fellow in Nova Scotia. We kept the original scale design but did them in Crimson. He really liked that colour. Bone wedge, regular brass hardware.

    I honed this up and finished it on my new Coti. Man, what a shave.

    Thanks for looking.

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    Sold! I'll take it!...Oh crap, it doesn't belong to you. Bummer. That thing is sweet. If it ever needs a good home, I know a really cool guy that would love it and keep it warm!

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    Pretty! Love those crimson scales.

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    Amazing! Absolutely gorgeous!!

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    Very nice! I like that red.

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    Very fine work again. Fantastic restore. I'm still lovin' that crimson acrylic.

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    Another spectacular job Nate!
    The "frosted" finish on the blade shows both the logo and shine.
    I guess that's a trick you've yet to share
    Somebody is going to be VERY happy!
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    The scales are nice but that blade is amazing!! I dont know the condition you got it in but to me looks factory new!

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    The frosting was already there. The trick was to try and get some of the impurities off of it without removing it completely from the blade. I started at the highest polishing compound and worked my way down. I think it came out ok. Also, taping it entirely when I was working on the rest of the blade kept it crisp and the lines intact on the toe and heel.

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    oh wow...that razor is something else. I must say it is deffinatly one of the more attractive ones I have seen. A great razor for someone with a thick heavy beard! nice work..you are a true artist with your hands!

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