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    Default Homemade razor stand

    Here's a razor stand I made using some scrap walnut I had laying around. I got the idea off of a stand I saw on the internet and expanded on it to add a place for my DE razor and Swaty hone. I haven't finished it yet. I was just trying it on for size. I think it'll work after a few coats of poly and rubbing it out with steel wool and wax!



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    very nice work

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    Looks great. So does that flowing.
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    When does it go into production. I want the 2nd one.
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    Great work. Very practical, love the slot for the barber hone.

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    Very good job! I too love the slot the the barber hone.
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    Nice job my friend, it does need sealing...but you did a awesome job!
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    Thank you and God Bless, Scott

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    Well here's the finished product. I should have applied the poly before glue up. I would have gotten a better finish. Also, the glue soaked in to the wood around the joints and you can see that through the clear coat. Oh well, live and learn. I'll just have to make another one out of some more scrap wood I have😃

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    That is really cool. How simple yet I would never have thought of something like that. very well done

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jetmech View Post
    Well here's the finished product. I should have applied the poly before glue up. I would have gotten a better finish. Also, the glue soaked in to the wood around the joints and you can see that through the clear coat. Oh well, live and learn. I'll just have to make another one out of some more scrap wood I have

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    Give me your address and I'll send a box to get this bad memory out of your way.
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