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    Default Near wedge W&B restored

    I grabbed this up from an Antique store a while back. It was pretty rusty and someone had mad an attempt at whittling some scales for it. I was super happy to find a Wade & Butcher!! I decided to do the scales in Amboyna burl jut because its so darn pretty!! I made the wedge out of maple which contrasts the amboyna nicely. This is actually the first razor I've ever restored, mind you I have a lot of woodworking experience. The pinning on the other hand I have never done. It was a nice challenge, but I think it turned out well. After 8 coats of high gloss polyurethane, the wood really pops. Let me know what you guys think.

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    That is sweet. Love the whole thing.

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    Very nice, I love the scales!!

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    Very nice work, those scales are beautiful.
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    Hard to beat that burl!
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    Harry --
    Great find! Did you have any help "ferreting" it out?
    Those scales are top-notch, buddy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus View Post
    Harry --
    Great find! Did you have any help "ferreting" it out?
    Those scales are top-notch, buddy!
    Hahahaha. You know it!!!
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    That is some fantastic burl you've found there. Nice clean looking work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    This is actually the first razor I've ever restored, mind you I have a lot of woodworking experience. The pinning on the other hand I have never done. It was a nice challenge, but I think it turned out well. After 8 coats of high gloss polyurethane, the wood really pops. Let me know what you guys think.
    I am not normally a fan of wood scales..but yours have made me rethink my position!
    Great job of work!
    ~Richard

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    I am not normally a fan of wood scales..but yours have made me rethink my position!
    Great job of work!
    ~Richard
    Wow! thank you o much!!!
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