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With or without the Marshall stack?

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Excellent news. I know how it feels to bring one back into service and use it, so I know you're having a great day.

From what I've garnered from the nearly limitless info found here - looks like a job for a center punch and a drill press. Those scales sho-doo look nice... would be a shame to trash them, eh?

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I wouldn't... when you get your hones you'll be doing it on a nice flat hone, you'll have your loupe and can see what's happening, and you won't subject your most excellent work to any unnecessary...

I found one very useful



I watched the video series associated with Lynns video located on the opening page and found it invaluable. Lynn used many stones, but I was mainly concerned with his...

Her foxiness wasn't able to outplay the violently annoying role she played - her and what's his name turned my stomach even more than WD-40... but I digress...

Yep, that autosol seems to polish up...

Aside the smell - I'm sure it works wonderfully.

The stuff makes me gag and I didn't want one drop of that loose in my Apartment. I opted for plain water.

I've looked for autosol briefly. I've seen some photos of it in action here on the forum and it seems to do a better job on deep patina than the Mothers Mag and Aluminum polish I have - that's...

Looking great so far, tekbow.

What are your thoughts about the final polishing stage?

I wouldn't go to any larger grits now for several reasons. a) you're starting to lose the tuckmar stamp and b) I can't tell from your photos, but if your razor is very hollow you want to be careful...