Thread: W&B

Got a chance to chip away at my collection of W&Bs. I think I'm down to having 5 or 6 left to do. For some reason I'm keeping them looking as much as they did when they left the factory and using original parts where I can. In this case I kept the original scales as well as the wedge. I duplicated the very small washers found on this piece as well.

very nice .. im gonna get me one , one of these days ..lol..

Yes, you have to have at least one. For some reason I have a soft spot for them. I have around 25 or so.

Just as when you take a plain piece of wood and turn it into a beautiful carving, you consistently do the same for a blade that at one point in time was held dear by the owner as precious and who had no idea that it would be neglected and be in need of being brought back to life!

Nice work!

You sir have a great skill and it shows tremendous job

Nice job. It does look like it would have come from the factory.
Twenty five of them huh..Nice collection of those..I have one and love it been looking around for maybe two more in different sizes. Great blades.

Yea sir another nicely done restore. Funny I have never noticed small washers on a W&B that old. Have to keep my eyes open and be more attentive. I do like the idea of keeping them as original as possible too.

Bob

Looks awesome. It's cool that you tried to keep the factory original look as much as you can. I will own one of these someday.

Originally Posted by mycarver

Yes, you have to have at least one. For some reason I have a soft spot for them. I have around 25 or so.

u got em all , thats why i cant get one ..lol... i coulda had one the other day but my budget was tight from buying eveything else ...lol...

Originally Posted by mycarver

Yes, you have to have at least one. For some reason I have a soft spot for them. I have around 25 or so.

u got em all , thats why i cant get one ..lol... i coulda had one the other day but my budget was tight from buying eveything else ...lol...