Thread: Cleaned Up My Otto Deutsch Hans With My Dremel & Mothers Chrome Polish

Everything is good my friend. Trying not to get RAD or HAD or any xAD You can see my shaves in shave of the day topics. Everything has been excellent so far. Thanks for asking. How is everything for you?

Originally Posted by Chinaski

Everything is good my friend. Trying not to get RAD or HAD or any xAD You can see my shaves in shave of the day topics. Everything has been excellent so far. Thanks for asking. How is everything for you?

Great! I have a lot of fun here.........

Its amazing the difference before and after. Really shows just how much potential older straights really have.

Originally Posted by BearRae50

Its amazing the difference before and after. Really shows just how much potential older straights really have.

Yep, I pretty much put some life back into this one. ow I need to hone it.

Just saw it engine46 it is stunning very nice work as always!

Originally Posted by KingHooper

Just saw it engine46 it is stunning very nice work as always!

Thanks KingHooper, I greatly appreciate the good comments! As long as people use their Dremel's right, take their time, be patient & keep the blade cool, it works great!

Dremel makes the job very easy. Some friends of mine sent their inherited razors to me and I'm still hand sanding at nights. Takes very long time and efforts.

Originally Posted by Chinaski

Dremel makes the job very easy. Some friends of mine sent their inherited razors to me and I'm still hand sanding at nights. Takes very long time and efforts.

There's nothing wrong with hand sanding. Keep it up. I have an old blade I'm hand sanding on & I'm going to be doing it a very long time going through the different grit progressions but once I get it where I want it, I will polish it & see how it comes out. If you have a Dremel, just take your time & keep the blade cool. If you are on it for awhile, make sure you don't get it hot but if it starts getting hot, cool it off in some water & dry it off & polish again. Just stick with that route & you will be okay.

I will keep hand sanding for the razors I currently work on. May be later I will buy a dremel.

Originally Posted by Chinaski

I will keep hand sanding for the razors I currently work on. May be later I will buy a dremel.

That's good. I don't recommend running out & buying one but if & when you do, just be careful with it. They can not only ruin a blade but they will hurt you if you aren't careful.