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You would have to use the "Epoxy Frame" method for the best adhesion, if yer interested fire me a PM and a quick phone convo will make it much easier

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And the actual owner is revealed!!!!!! Enjoy that one Rich....

Fairly rare to find at all, for every 20-25 Wonderedges that appear on E-bay you see maybe 1 Reaper and most are not in very good shape... In the last 2 years I have only seen 2 in what I would call...

I'm not quite sure which washers you're talking about, if it is the outside locking washers then NO, if it is the internal thrust washers then YES, those are rarely damaged, when taking the razors...

I did almost exactly what Dan did and it worked just fine, but one thing I would do different on the next one is, I would put one coat of finish down first, then put the inlays on......

Now thats funny I was thinking that the Black brought out the brass inlays better, in fact the wife liked yours better for that reason.....
Yours reminds me of the Vesuvius version .....

This is my personal baby, an original Dubl Duck Lifetime "Grim Reaper"


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The rest of mine, I used Yellowheart...

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Lets give Dan some time to do some of his Uploads here!!!!!

Break down was straight forward, after that, you have to save the inlays...
We use Acetone to actually melt the celluloid scales, and pop the brass inlay's loose..... CAREFULLY!!!!! :D

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This is how I recieved mine from one of the members here, the scales are actually cracked and have bad scale rot thoughout... The blade as you can see was a mess...

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Floppyshoes and I did some Dubl Duck Lifetime "Grim Reaper" restores this is a photo collaboration of how we did them....

Please allow us both some time to upload the pics before you make any...