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    5/8 Black Diamond rescale in Katalox and a camel bone wedge. Finished in beeswax. Comments and constructive criticism welcome! Thanks!
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    Look pretty nice overall, blade, scales, and pins, but the wedge is not a wedge and looks like the blade doesnt center between the scales!

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    Beeswax finish. Where they soaked in melted beeswax or was it a rub in procedure?

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    Scales & pins look good. To help with the alignment issue check this link:
    Blade Centering - Straight Razor Place Wiki

    Wedges rather than spacers often help with smooth operation & ideal fitting especially with razors with fatter tangs.
    Making Wedges - Straight Razor Place Wiki
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    Others have addressed the issues already. But over all it looks pretty good

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    I like what you've done.
    Did it have the original scales on it 'cause I'm looking for a 'Black Diamond' inlay for my two day set?
    I'll have to use wood more 'cause it looks so good when it is done right, like yours

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