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  1. 06-07-2012, 09:07 PM #11
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    A meat cleavers delight!!!
    Wow Tom you've become quite an expert piecing those shattered scales back together. "King of the epoxy"
    Incredible restoration on those scales, the graining is perfect.
    I especially liked the railroad spike that held the one together in the before shot, that made me laugh real hard.
    Congratulations on the thrice restoration.
    Well done!
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  3. 06-07-2012, 10:10 PM #12
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    Thanks! It always amazes me what they did to keep the old blades going back in the day! A thread on that would be great! I appreciate your complements!
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    very nice if you decide you dont want them and wanna give them away ill take the barber notch lol
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    Labour of love fixing old horn scales. Well done.
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    That is some amazing looking restoration work, thanks so much for sharing it!
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    Tom,

    I've got a W&B that looks like it was "repaired" by the same guy as yours was. I'll dig it out and post some pics when I get a chance.
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