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I acquired this Geo Savage & Sons XX & this thing is a meat chopper! The blade is at least 1/4" thick & 15/16" at the widest point but has a little more hone wear to the toe of the blade. It's a lot larger blade than I expected. The scales are huge like the W&B FBU. It almost reminds me of my Birke which is 1" at the widest point but is also a huge meat chopper.
Sweet Jesus steve. Thats for cleaving meat not wiskers. [emoji1]
Move it to the front of the restore line. I wanna see it shine again[emoji41]
Mike
Woe! Restore it, hone it and enjoy the shave. Nice catch.
Mate, that's a very handsome blade !!
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Thanks guys, I got lucky on that one & was the only bidder.
Here's my Birke I was referring to. Rather than start a new thread & take up space, I went & found it:
http://straightrazorpalace.com/show-...t-chopper.html
The smiley. Puts one on my face.
That ones sweet too[emoji6]
Thanks Mike. I'm glad you like 'em! Too bad you don't live nearby. We could sit & talk razor's all day long & then some. A couple of fine females that like straights as well would top it off! You know................the ones who like to shave their legs & among other things with a nice straight razor. Would make a day very interesting! I know a lot of great guys on here that would love the same I'm sure.Quote:
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You bet! Nothing better than sharp girls and high carbon.
Except the three for $10 today at a flea market.
Ive already cleaned up two. Just some polish. One has no markings at all. One is a Thomas Mfg. Co. 6/8. And last is a schmidt&krig razor works Geneva NY 5/8
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The first two, cleaned and ready for hones.
Actually tightened the pins without breaking something LMAO
Dang Steve, that meat clever should be hanging on a magnet strip in your kitchen.;)
Mike, I'm sure they will look very nice when they are done with you using your talent on these! Good luck my friend.
Thanks steve.
Nice one Steve. Those things are brutes. They take a nice edge and happily plow through anything in their way.
I've got to get some better pics of mine.
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/u...andTaylor2.jpg
At 8/8 it's the smallest and the heaviest of the my three "brethren".
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/u...S/_MG_6685.jpg
[QUOTE=Wullie;1502417]Nice one Steve. Those things are brutes. They take a nice edge and happily plow through anything in their way.
I've got to get some better pics of mine.
At 8/8 it's the smallest and the heaviest of the my three "brethren".
That's great Wullie. I just got lucky but at one time the one I have had to be 8/8 or more but has some wear to it! Thanks!
