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    Cool Complete DD Goldedge re-build and another Set

    Here are a couple going home to our very own ZeroCool

    The first is a complete Goldedge re-build in Bloodwood, the finish is CA and the tranfers were done with CA too, I used the original wedge and center post...
    I will put up some before pics next

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    The second is a Vintage restore of a John Pritzlaff I added a Faux Ivory base to the Elk antler brush to tie the two together I used a 24mm overstuffed Silvertip

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    More pics coming
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    Cool Before pics

    You can actually make out the signs of early Celluliod rot if you look close

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    Quick hint always polish the inlays before you remove them

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    Here is how I allign the bolsters

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    I use a Chasing hammer to re-fit the inlays to the new scales
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    your work amazes me everytime!! I can't wait to get my duck to you. I am excited lol great work!

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    I might have to actually let u do that to my duck when it Comes in that's simply breathe taking

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    Love the how-to progression of your photographs, Glen. I'm guessing your quick hint on polishing the inlays was not picked up the "easy way." Thanks for passing along your hard-fought knowledge regarding razor restorations.

    Oh, and before I forget, fantastic work as always. You set the bar high, Glen!

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    stunning just stunning!

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    Great work as always Glen, both razors look absolutely fantastic.

    Jamie.

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    Wow Glen! They look amazing!

    The DD came out better then I imagined. You definitely put a ton of work into them. Thanks again!

    The SWMBO almost couldn't believe the Pritz was the same razor lol looking forward the brush too.

    The next projects on their way are much tamer in comparison
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    Well done!

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    Thanks for the pic's Glen and story Glen. Both razors are superb additions to a collection.

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