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    Well some more wood came in and found a case so i thought id redo it and try something new .
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    other then microfastners is there any other places that sell such small washers and nuts bolts etc?

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    Those scales look a lot better, there is a sticky in the workshop with where to buy ect..
    I just received that exact razor, let me show how it shaves!

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    This guy has two tiny size bolts and nuts. He also has some real nice coticules.

    Belgian Coticule Hones

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    couldn't see any bolts or nuts

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    My Lord, You're right! I had been picking up a set here and there whenever I needed them. I would add them to an order (they cost $3 per 1 set of a nut and a bolt and washers). In fact, only recently - maybe the last month or so - I bought 1 "small" set. Why don't you contact the owner. He responds very quickly and you should have an answer in less than a day. They were previously listed on a page that offered for sale vintage scales.

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    agreed, epd. those scales look much better.

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    Ill give him a shout i contacted micro fastners about the shipping but they didnt get back to me

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    How'd it work out for you? I think the gentleman that is the owner of that company is named Josh. He's pretty reliable, as he always gets back to me in a day or two. And his hardware is "mucho-extraordinare." It makes replacing scales not only easier, but a pleasure. For myself, I often find that I am using similar sized "antique" scales or ones from dead razors that happen to have nice [therefore salvageable] scales.
    Good luck.

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    Great for a first time. Good work!

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