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  1. 01-21-2013, 04:50 AM #11
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    Two more examples of class and simplicity. Great work as usual, Glen....
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    Glen my friend, you never cease to amaze me with your ingenuity and creativity!

    Wonderful work as always!
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    Horn is fantastic! you did a great job !
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    Where do you stop the sanding, buffing, and polishing to achieve a satin finish like that? The two of those look great!!
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    Awesome work Glen, I like these two a lot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Couple just coming off the bench..

    The Greaves & Sons in Translucent Buffalo Horn, I used the original lead wedge Nickel Silver pins with SS washers.


    The Hayles again with Translucent Buffalo Horn a Faux Ivory wedge and all Brass hardware..


    Both razors were polished to a nice Satin finish.

    Honing: Chosera 1k, Henckels 1-3-8 Select Coticule




    I love test shaving these old stubies, they tend to be smooth as silk on the face...
    I'm sure after YOU hone them, they are silky smooth!!! Great work.
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    Oh wow! Now I'm getting anxious about mine....drool!
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    I have a couple of G.Johnson razors sitting on my little work bench I would love to bring to this condition someday. Very nice work indeed.
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    Those two turned out just perfect, and horn just suits those old razors perfectly, great restore Glen.

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    Really great restore Glen. That Greaves looks awesome. There's something about those stubtails that's enticing.
    I also like the satin look better than the mirror shine on these old razors.
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