Thread: Picked this guy up for 10 bucks!

This will be my first resto! I don't know much about the manufacturer, but I figure for $10 it's hard to go wrong!


P.S.
If anyone has recommendations on where I can order some scales, that would be great!

Thanks,
Zack

All you need is a cheap harbor freight coping saw, sand paper, and scale material (preferably already 1/8" thickness) and you can do your own

Good find, and good luck on your restore..

Zack, you can do it, I did. I just did a Frederick Reynolds Restore here is a before and after photo. I used all hand tools and such. No machines. You can do it.

The sky's the limit! You can replace the broken scales with anything from pre-shaped plastic to a natural material of your choosing. Good German steel, no reason to think she'll be anything other than an excellent shaver!

Some random links for scales and scale material:

Razor Honing Sharpening
KnifeKits.com™ : Knife & Gun Making Supplies and Tools Handle Material
Unique Knife Handle Supplies, Salvaged Domestic & Hard To Find Exotics, Burls, Spalts & Figures
Olivia's handgemachte Naturseifen
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woodsbywood | eBay
origindia09 | eBay
marlin4949 | eBay