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Thanks Utopian, I think I have just the razor in mind.

Sean

Thanks Charlie I like the pins too.

Of course.

Being that this is a wedge I know I took liberties with styles of sanding that I would not have nor do I recommend to anyone doing for concern of breaking the blade and causing damage...

Thanks Glen.
This being my first job I really don't know the difference though. I have to admit it was interesting.

Thanks Chris, a bit of a labor of love, I dig the way wedges mirror up.
One of those (and I am sure a lot of you could attest to this) it isn't done just yet projects, albeit perfection is relative....

Here are pics around the pivot, apologize for not representing before.

Haven't had a chance to get the hone's out just yet. But will keep you aprised. I am (of course) hoping for that Nirvana...

Yeah since the pin's were original material I decided to leave them alone, after some mild tightening with a small hammer. I also sanded down the scales a bit with 120/180/400 then a few coats of...

I found this W&B in the back of an antique store in Crosby MN a while back and decided to attempt a restore job on it. Here are the before pics and after pics.17450

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After many...