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    Default Trying Something New "Black Oxide"

    Thought I would try something new "Just baby steps at a time". Just used stacked washers for the first time. I used black oxide, stainless and brass pins. I couldn't find any post on someone using black oxide washers so thought I'd give them a try. Can't really tell from the pictures, but the bigger washers are black oxide. They polished up to a onyx color. The razor is a 6/8 R.Schlag Extra Fine. Never heard of it. The scales are yellowheart with ebony for the wedge. My peening is getting alot better. I went from full sledgehammer swings and having to redo alot of pins and broken scales to very light taps. That works ALOT better. Live and learn I guess.

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    I can't really tell the difference in the washer color by the pics. But I really like what you've done. The pins look great. The shape is nice, and the colors are perfect. Blade finish is great too. Thanks for sharing!

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    Will look for the pics, I used the Black Oxide washers on an Orange Acrylic scaled razor but I left them Black with a smaller Brass washer stacked on top, it has been quite awhile back though. I liked the look gotta find the pics for ya

    Nice work on this razor

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    wow. so beautiful! god I love the work everyone does on this site. I get so excited when I see something new in the customs forum thanks for sharing your masterpiece!!!

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    Can you blacken S.S. washers?.razor looks great.

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    Thanks the black oxide polished up to much I think cause up close the difference is only subtle. If I would've just used the brass washers I think you could tell the difference alot more.

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    The biggest washers are stainless steel coated with black oxide.

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    I like the look of your work. The proportion is right on.

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