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Thanks for all the tips! Practiced on a couple other old razors I wanted to clean up and certainly did less damage to the scales. Decided to toss the Shuredge back into the original damaged scales...

Thanks for the tips. I have a few other razors sitting around to play with, I'll try this x or center punch method. However, I still want a drill press anyway. :)

Unfortunately I don't have a drill press yet. Tried the second pin with the power drill without any better results. Time for a trip to harbor freight once the snow clears up a bit!

Here is a photo of the side I didn't grind into the scales. This is what was left after grinding down flush with the scale, so the rest of this was somewhat embedded into the scale material itself. ...

Tried grinding off the peened part with a dremel disc. Got it flush with (maybe even a bit below) the scale material, still wouldn't go. Flipped it and tried the other side with the same results. ...

Couple of nice looking razors there. Hopefully a Henckels in my future soon.

Yeah, it was washerless. Probably could have kept the scales in better shape with more patience, but for the plain black scales I wasn't too worried about it. :beer1:

Just got this razor today, here's a quick before and after some polishing. Damaged the scales trying to get the old pin out, but they were the plain black ones, so not too concerned. Now to choose...