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    Default Haywood & Cartledge in Amboyna Burl

    Got this 7/8 " Haywood & Cartledge for a full custom restore by one of our members.
    The blade was with decent pitting, but it buffed almost completely out.
    I made the scales from Amboyna Burls backed with black liners, and pewter wedge.
    I used CA to finish the scales, the pins are nickel silver with SS washers.
    It came out great IMO, and the blade is a beast, the spine is maybe a bit over 1/4" thick.





    Last edited by mainaman; 10-23-2012 at 02:02 PM.
    Stefan

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    Fantastic work

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    Man I wish I could one of my blades restored like that but alas not for a long time still very gorgeous

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    Boy, I'll say that turned out nicely. I love to see scales made of Amboyna burl and the black liner adds to it as does the pewter wedge. Just what I'd be looking for in a custom rescale.

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    Looks Great! That's super work.

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    Beautiful work!

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    That's just beautiful. A really really nice job!

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    Blade and scale work looks fabulous! great work!

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    I like the black liners. They add depth to the scales.
    Great work!

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    Default Haywood & Cartledge in Amboyna Burl

    Threads like this one confuse me. Should I learn how to shave with them or just learn to restore them. Right now
    neither looks like it on the upward trail!!☹

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