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    Nice Stephen, very nice!!!

    If I had done the work and had shown it before and after to my dad while he was still alive he'd have said: hmm not bad, not bad at all.

    GREAT WORK!! GREAT JOB!!

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    Nice save, I am a big fan of an all original restoration. Looks great!

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    You cheated! Your before pictures are taken on an old workbench and your after pics are on a nice white backdrop. I suspect different cameras too

    But seriously, beautiful restore.

    -D

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    Beautiful rescue Stefan! scales on this are superb, great Job!

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    Beautiful work!! I would not have expected that old rusted blade to clean up at all, let alone to where you got it! Well done!
    My friends call me Bear.

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    This is a wonderful resto, I love Japanese razors but am yet to own one. You basically brought the razor back from the dead, I suspect you may be a Necromancer =P
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    Very nice save! Those scales look almost like new, and the blade looked like it won't shave ever again

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    Brought back from the dead, impressive work Stefan.

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