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    You confirmed my fears about filling them. ...

    You confirmed my fears about filling them. Stabilizing them may be the way to go. I tried waxing the hell out of them and that was a fail. When you buff the wax off you clean the wax out of the...
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    The bone is really nice to work with Shaun. Do...

    The bone is really nice to work with Shaun. Do you ever try and fill the pores? I was thinking CA, like a gap filler. Thoughts?
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    Thanks, Shaun. I’m still not happy with the...

    Thanks, Shaun. I’m still not happy with the finish on the blade face. It’s a Trizact a/o A6 finish. My wheels aren’t perfectly true, should have spent the money on a vetted brand.

    The touch...
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    Speaking of expensive hobbies, got this done a...

    Speaking of expensive hobbies, got this done a few days ago, I have a couple of shaves on it and find the blade profile isn’t my favorite for shaving though love the way the profile looks. Access to...
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    I ground a couple of hardened Dorko 444 6/8”...

    I ground a couple of hardened Dorko 444 6/8” blanks in that style of grind. I used my flat platen and ran the blade parallel to the direction of belt travel. With that method it wasn’t much slower...
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    Looks good to me. The bevel could be smaller but...

    Looks good to me. The bevel could be smaller but if you’ve had enough I’d call it. Helluva a job for a regrind with the tools you’ve described, imho.

    Is that without tape? Will you be honing...
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    That’s where I started. My first regrind was on...

    That’s where I started. My first regrind was on a wood lathe with an mdf wheel and charged with greaseless. Worked for crap but really got me excited. Then there was the Texas meet and the rest is...
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    Paul, Bruno was kind enough to supply the link to...

    Paul, Bruno was kind enough to supply the link to the video I had in mind.

    FYI: I grind edge leading throughout the process. There is a definite possibility of catching. My body mechanics don’t...
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    I do everything freehand except for profiling, I...

    I do everything freehand except for profiling, I use a tool rest to lay the razor flat.

    I think of hollow grinding like setting a bevel. You can feel when the razor is where it should be on the...
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    I messed around with this bellied hollow. Took...

    I messed around with this bellied hollow. Took some progression shots but no video. I went to the edge as well. It was too likely for me to make a mistake to try and go to zero.

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    Paul, I find it helpful to run the blade with no...

    Paul, I find it helpful to run the blade with no tape on a hone to show you how high you can grind the top of the hollow and to the edge. Make sure the bevel is set, not perfect just toe to heel....
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    Love the color nessmuck, hopefully we get more...

    Love the color nessmuck, hopefully we get more pictures when she’s put together.

    Got it done, reluctantly satisfied with the blade finish. I know I’m capable of much better but it was time to...
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    Sanded out to 320 all the way around. Still a...

    Sanded out to 320 all the way around. Still a little stiff in my opinion. They don’t balance well either. I’ll thin them a bit more. After some more consideration I think collars are more...
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    How is it getting it off the back of the scale?

    How is it getting it off the back of the scale?
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    Here’s the jig in use: 333505 333504 ...

    Here’s the jig in use:

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    It’s just a piece of scrap I had laying around. I drilled an arbitrary hole to start, stuck a piece of ss pin stock in there, just shorter...
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    Spent some time at the bench making scales. I...

    Spent some time at the bench making scales. I forgot to take pictures of my little fixture for shaping the scales, I’ll set it back up and take some pictures. I needed to modify the design with a...
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    Yup, bellied full hollow. Nice write up Rez....

    Yup, bellied full hollow.

    Nice write up Rez. I’ve had my eye out for a cheap swivel vise. I may just sacrifice a smaller bench vise and do Charlie’s bowling ball vise setup.
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    Looking good Shaun! Did some hand sanding and...

    Looking good Shaun!

    Did some hand sanding and fixed the lines as best I possibly could with what patience I have. The finish is way better but not sure I’m happy with sanding lines, they could be...
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    Those are sure looking nice. Is it one of those...

    Those are sure looking nice. Is it one of those uncirculated blades you’re sticking in it? I really should have bought a bunch of those when they were going for $50-$70... that and apple stock.
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    I chased it a ways, any thinner above the belly...

    I chased it a ways, any thinner above the belly and I’d start grinding a hole through it. Only way to do it now without causing irreparable harm would be hand sanding, and I abhor hand sanding. The...
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    Got moving again on this today. I kind of got...

    Got moving again on this today. I kind of got fed up as belly isn’t even on one side. I stopped chasing the line before something catastrophic happened.

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    We’ll see, that’s the idea for now. It would be...

    We’ll see, that’s the idea for now. It would be nice to get a whole weekend to devote to making a razor instead of picking it up and putting it down, it has made for a bunch of easily avoided...
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    Fairly hollow. The initial hollow was with a 6”...

    Fairly hollow. The initial hollow was with a 6” wheel, then I went straight to a 3”. I think I’m going to thin out a little more. Right now the fuller has a .20” web thickness atm. Doesn’t flex...
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    Been working on this on and off for a couple of...

    Been working on this on and off for a couple of months. Screwed up the relief cuts at the tang blade junction. Still plenty of steel there to clean them up. The geometry is a little wonky but sits...
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    That Mike is no dummy. I appreciate you guys...

    That Mike is no dummy. I appreciate you guys sharing your knowledge with those willing to listen even if you’re just passing it along.
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