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Your razor collar mini-meet intrigued me. I will send you some questions about that.
I think the hands-on small meets are the most fun. Our next one is tomorrow night at Padre O'Brian's.
I will try...

Padre and RodB demonstrated the pinning process to Matt. It was getting late so we sent Matt home with all the tools & supplies needed for him to practice pinning.

Next time we will finish up...

Tonite we made the wedge spacer from a dark wood so we had to mockup the razor & scales to get the proper placement for the wedge. We used a 0-80 threaded brass rod/washers/nut to hold the pivot pin...

Tonite we got together again to continue working on new Buck Thorn wood scales for Matts Wade & Butcher

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Shaping the scales was the next step and was done on the belt sander and drill press sanding drum.

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The next step was to lay the model scale on top of the work piece and mark...

The next step was to cut them out on a bandsaw

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Sorry, that's a pic of the black walnut I was sawing out! :)

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For the next step we took some double sided carpet tape, put it...

We discussed how to proceed, bandsaw or table saw. We settled on using the table saw to slab off the log.
Here are some of the results.

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Padre cut them a bit thick thinking that they...

Hey guys :)

One of our guys, Eastprussia (Matt)

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gave me a call the other day and said he wanted to make some scales for a razor from some buckthorn wood he had saved and could I help...