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Good ideas sharpton. I'll reattach the scales and list it shortly. No idea how much this would possibly go for but I guess I'll find out haha.

It definitely wouldn't be me modifying the razor haha.

At this point my option is to shorten and rescale or just sell as is. I'm leaning towards selling it even though it feels better with no...

Haha anything at this point would be an improvement over the original scales.

That is a great idea :) But pending for now.

I removed the scales for the first time and suddenly the razor is significantly more manageable! The scales are just as heavy as the blade :gaah:
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They're heavy and just as long if not longer than the entire razor. I'll think about it. I can either just get the scales done, or get the blade modified and get new scales, or just sell it and take...

Here you go Doc:

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If you need a better photo, let me know.

From heel to toe it's 3.75" long. The spine is quarter of an inch thick and the blade is nearly 1.25" wide. I think shortening the length as you said is possible but decreasing the width I'm not so...

Hmmm, perhaps getting it shortened with new scales might be the best option? (Still unsure of the cost)

The scales are definitely an issue as well. I'll look into possibly getting new scales, that might help.



Not sure how much I'd be able to sell it for realistically. Of the few times I used the...

This is true, might end up costing as much as the razor did. It's a beautiful razor and Ken did an amazing job using amazing materials, it's sadly just way too big for me.

I can shave with it,...

Nearly a decade ago when I first got into wet shaving, I got excited about the idea of getting a custom made razor made for me, having spent some time on this forum and seeing all the amazing customs...