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12-22-2014, 08:55 PM #1Senior Member
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Few bucks in Arequipa, Peru and...
... I have in hands something that will require lots of elbow grease just to be usable again. Gentlemen, I am pretty used to handle Solingen and Swedish hollows, and I am surprised with the huge amount of steel it is! Beeefy! I always wondered how could a lead wedge help to imbalance a razor blade... well... living and learning. This thing is made like a rail.
Now I have to think on how to make this thing shave happily again without messing with the amazing engravings and removing just enough steel to make it a shaver again. The scales are in great shape, and the patina is awesome.
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12-22-2014, 09:38 PM #2
You ,right get with Glen gssixgun to see what he has to say about it. It couldn't hurt to ask. He might be able to help you out & get that one back to being a great shaver again w/o compromising the etching. He has done some amazing work in the past. You can contact him either o here or go to his website:
Originally Posted by Matheus
... I have in hands something that will require lots of elbow grease just to be usable again. Gentlemen, I am pretty used to handle Solingen and Swedish hollows, and I am surprised with the huge amount of steel it is! Beeefy! I always wondered how could a lead wedge help to imbalance a razor blade... well... living and learning. This thing is made like a rail.
Now I have to think on how to make this thing shave happily again without messing with the amazing engravings and removing just enough steel to make it a shaver again. The scales are in great shape, and the patina is awesome.
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