Thread: Thanks Max! 8/8 Wade & Butcher

Originally Posted by Zephyr

do you know if he reground it?

Rune, there was no other option as to reground the blade as to get the orange skin pitted look gone. I try to stay away from greaseless and will only use it as a last resort if everything else fails. Unfortunately I could not remove all the pitting especially towards the lower half of the blade's grind which was extremely thin. It would have bend like alu-foil if I tried to go any further. It's hard to notice on the untouched razor pics but the pitting, although shallow, was extremely bad. It looked like the razor was dumped in a glass full with acid.

Originally Posted by Maximilian

Rune, there was no other option as to reground the blade as to get the orange skin pitted look gone. I try to stay away from greaseless and will only use it as a last resort if everything else fails. Unfortunately I could not remove all the pitting especially towards the lower half of the blade's grind which was extremely thin. It would have bend like alu-foil if I tried to go any further. It's hard to notice on the untouched razor pics but the pitting, altough shallow, was extremely bad. It looked like the razor was dumped in a glass full with acid.

I appreciate the work you put into it, Max. Thanks.

Incredible! That razor is beautiful in every respect. Enjoy it, I bet it will shave like a dream.

Dave that is truly breathtaking, you are a lucky man.
Congratulations!

Nothin' wrong with that. Max's polish is always so clean.

Well Dave, looking at the before picture I think you made the right decision in sending it for a refurb by Max.

that is an amazing restore, was on my watchlist, took a moment for my eyes to adjust to even see the blade in the reflective shots, well done.

Great save Maxiimillian! Enjoy DFried.

Originally Posted by Maximilian

Rune, there was no other option as to reground the blade as to get the orange skin pitted look gone. I try to stay away from greaseless and will only use it as a last resort if everything else fails. Unfortunately I could not remove all the pitting especially towards the lower half of the blade's grind which was extremely thin. It would have bend like alu-foil if I tried to go any further. It's hard to notice on the untouched razor pics but the pitting, although shallow, was extremely bad. It looked like the razor was dumped in a glass full with acid.

Awsome work