Hugo Hohn repair

I used this razor recently which is in original condition. The only repair needed was to replace a small piece of trim near the end of it.
I made some acrylic to match the color. I cut out a piece to the correct profile of the razor scale. I then made a duplicate shape of the scale in wood to which I added strips of brass to act as depth gauges when I filed in the saw tooth edges. Once done I glued it in place.
It's a wonderful little razor.


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That's exactly like some of the work that you end up doing when you're customizing and modifying scale plastic models.

Nice job!


How do you make acrylic exactly? You have a link you could point me to perhaps?

Great work. You brought it all home nicely.

Clever stuff indeed, well done.
Grant

Wow awesome repair, and what a great razor I like the slip on case, it is a very pretty piece. Like maddafinga I am also curious about how to make or use acrylics.

That is a great classy repair, thank you for sharing.

Charlie

Nice to see! It is cool to see someone deal with small details like this as well! Kudos! :nj

Thanks guys. No, it's not a major overhaul but I thought it was needed. It was sort of like looking at a pretty girl who is missing a tooth.
That gap was driving me nuts and had to do something.

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Originally Posted by mycarver

Thanks guys. No, it's not a major overhaul but I thought it was needed. It was sort of like looking at a pretty girl who is missing a tooth.
That gap was driving me nuts and had to do something.

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LMAO great analogy :rock:

Very intricate work executed masterfully! It is always a pleasure to see what you are going to do next. I love the case and razor. Beautiful!!! Sure glad you are a dentist as well as a carver and razor restorer. The old girl would have looked incomplete without a dental crown to restore her smile.

Randy

Thanks Randy! You made me laugh!