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My humble thanks, Gentlemen! :bow :D

Thank you for the kind words, Andrew. Indeed, we have many here, such as yourself, who humble me by their work and tutorials. Fun to do different things and share. :bow

Much appreciated! :)

My Thanks! :chapeau

I appreciate that, Pups! If I had an oval river stone, I would have put it to work!
At some point, I was eyeing a disc sander! :rofl2:

I cannot seem to multi-quote?

Thanks, Pete! Indeed those who made scales such as this made the silver in Grandma's drawer!:D

Thanks, Rob. It's one of those things which looks pretty good from across the road....
The bevel on the back is pretty uneven, yet. At least it shaves!;)

Thanks, Bob! :chapeau

I appreciate that, but MAN, has it been on the hones. A LOT :rofl2:

I lost count of the worn-out pieces of tape, spine wear created here, there, cleaning that up, polishing the back spine, tape...

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HA! Thanks, Roy. Some good parts, pretty basic stuff, time spent. Despicable Me, I suppose. :roflmao

Har! Thanks, Phranks! It proclaims 'The British Razor. Trust me, that etch would not be there, nor would the grinding striations had I done much in that regard. TBH, the blade was pristine and as...

Thank you, Mike!

Really some odd-shaped scraps of 14 ga sheet metal, Shaped, rounded, and polished on the end clamped in a vise, lots of light varieties of hammers.
Wooden, plastic, and...

Thanks, Ernie. You know you are having fun as you are creating hone wear, hard and on purpose.............Just saying.

Thanks, Tc! I can understand these scales are not for everyone!
Most think they are heavy. Adversely, thin examples such as these are quite light.
They are like a sprung tuning fork. You think...

My appreciation, James. :bow
I see you cannot be involved in a multi-quote?
I suppose you have earned that!

Thank YOU and only you, cobber! :)

Thanks, Fellows! :)


Thanks, outback! Yer a nut! :rofl2: (in a good way!)

You are most welcome, Bill! What are friends for? :p

Thank you, my friend!:D

This blade was sold by Harley of 33,34 Old Haymarket of Liverpool back in the day. Harley is listed to have been a planemaker and I expect an ironmonger and cutler as well. The 'NEVA' trademark on...