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Okay here's a nice John C. Cockhill wedge. Sanded only the spine, shank, and tail because I wanted to leave the original grind marks present on the face even though there were some stray scratches. ...

haha thanks! better late than never I always say

I hadn't realized it had been so long since I added to this thread. I've been accumulating a cigar box full of razors in need of restoration. I finally managed to clean up a couple...
The first is...

This is The Diamond Razor Co. from Boston Mass. Scales are curly maple with a curly maple wedge. Brass pins and washers. I either made the wedge too angled or used less glue than usual, but as I...

Next is a C.F. Schwartz & Co "Sensation" 85. The blade was actually pretty clean before except for some pitting, the scales were crumbling away at the pivot and the wedge didn't come close to...

Here is a reworked J.A. Henckels Twinworks 401. The first picture is the old set of scales I made for it. The new set are Wenge with brass pins/washers and purpleheart wedge.

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George Wostenholm After:
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that's it for tonight, coming soon a C.F. Schwartz & Co "Sensation" and a J.A. Henckels 401

The pages that follow will be updated periodically with new restorations I've completed on my ever growing stable of razors. Comments and criticism are most definitely welcome. Thanks for looking!...