Huge "Kudos" for Glen!

About a month ago I purchased an Elderly "Wosty" from EBay and as somewhat typical, it didnt look as good as I expected when I received it. After disassembly and an enormous amount of hours hand sanding and buffing I was now ready to began honing. Started with bread boarding (nicks on edge) and after removal began trying to re-establish an edge. Smile profiles are a bitch! Essentially, I pretty much trashed the edge and I was going to toss the blade. Patience prevailed and I just couldn't toss the blade. I emailed Glen and he quickly responded to get it in the mail to him. I received the razor back yesterday, and it literally looks new and honed so nicely and sharp that I'm almost afraid to use it , but I will. Thus far I have restored/refurbished Approx. 12razors from honing, making new scales, repinning, etc only because of the expert help of all of the videos and Maestros.
This is a great site SRP and I am grateful to all of the contributors..
If u need help or professional honing I would highly recommend that you contact Glen for his expert services.
Best Regards,
BloodBath (Jim)

Where are the pics???

Attachment 140699Attachment 140700Ladies and Gents,
Attached are the pics of my super hone and reassembly of my Wosty by gssixgun (Glen)

Glen makes you almost NOT want to restore anything yourself!
His work is impeccable!

So true, he's so good and easy to work with ..... Just ain't right cheers

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Originally Posted by Chevhead

Glen makes you almost NOT want to restore anything yourself!
His work is impeccable!

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NOOO ,we must restore,we must catch up with Glen,give me 26 more years and I will surpass Him when I am 82:) my edit,92

Keep in mind Jim did most of this restore, that polishing was all him same with the restore on the scales, his work looked great when I got the razor..
All I really did was correct the old hone wear and pin that puppy up :)

Now granted the Honing was a bit of a bear but I was pretty happy with how even I finally got the bevel to pop :)

Glen ,
I should have had u sign the razor, I'm honored that YOU did such a masterfull "tune-up-shaved with it this morning , almost full face, damn sharp, only 1 6" laceration, damn near a BloodBath, need to be more careful with those smile profiles.
Thanks again,
Jim

I think most of us owe a huge kudos to Glen...or at least I do. While there are many wonderful contributors to SRP who also deserve similar praise, it is mainly Glen's posts and videos that taught me how to restore and hone. I use the one razor he sharpened for me as my benchmark. In other words, I know a razor isn't ready until it pops hairs and shaves as smoothly as his edge!

+2 kudos from me :<0) He does great work and he will also help you learn to do the same.
It reminds me of the saying..." give a man a fish and he eats well 1 day. Teach a man to fish and he can sit in the boat and drink all day on his own."

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Originally Posted by funtown

I think most of us owe a huge kudos to Glen...or at least I do. While there are many wonderful contributors to SRP who also deserve similar praise, it is mainly Glen's posts and videos that taught me how to restore and hone. I use the one razor he sharpened for me as my benchmark. In other words, I know a razor isn't ready until it pops hairs and shaves as smoothly as his edge!

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I agree Glenn's videos have been a great resource for me. His video on how to hone a smiley blade is masterful