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I think the case is very cool, seems somewhat fitting, not so much of the salt and pepper shaker.

It's all about the bevel Gasman, your progression seems right, your pushing the gas pedal but the truck is in neutral.

Looks very nice, pins look nice and clean, nice work! Enjoy!

Very nice work Tuzi! Clean and elegant.

A center punch before drilling will make a divot on the pin preventing your drill bit to wander all over.

BeJay what brand of razor is this one?

Nice one Roy, these old Craftsman table saw were built right, with a new fence it will serve you well.

For pins filling I use a set of EZE Lap small diamond files/plates, comes in medium, fine, superfine. Many uses for these little plates as well, you can easily reshape part of your razor, smooth out...

Nice work Gasman, them nails pins are awfull, much better now.

Phrank, that's a beauty, keep us up with the progress on this Palmera. And now everyone is running to eBay Spain...

Looks very cool Mike, looks aged, like it's been around for years.

Same here Tom, tone down from 16 k shapton to natural usually gain smoothness.

High grit hones doesn't always equal a smooth sharp edge, that we all chase.Perhaps it's the hand behind the stone, don't ask how I know...

Nice work Tom hopes the new owner is a she.

Looks like a very nice set up there Richard, and still able to do the work as you please, win win situation.

Very clean and elegant Well done!

No doubt, the small details make it all come together nicely.

Bejay, that is one sexy blade on that razor love the shape, the heel makes the whole razor.

Complex work Prodigy, turned out a treat, well done.

Pronounce just like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAI3k5te3jA

That's in gemology the effect of cats eye, optical effect from certain precious stones.

Chatoyance is the effect of light and dark areas of the wood grain giving the illusion that they are almost moving or shifting. A desired finish like the piece of gunstock below.
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Indeed I still see that pit, make it shave prove us wrong, but eventually that pit will creep up on you hopefully you can get passed it without uncovering many more.







Very nice looking...

When I see things like this and it's quite common I really wonder with some bother playing with Gold Dollars.
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Right under the R looks like a deep pit. But I'm all for saving these old blades but on the same token sometimes you have to say goodnight.