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  1. 01-17-2018, 10:21 PM #1
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    The scales are buffalo bone that I source from India. This was a fairly deeply coloured blank. The scales have the edge rounded at a fairly wide radius but the whole scale is not domed. The wedge is the original lead wedge.
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    Great job as always Rez, you do have some real skills when it comes to working with the scales.
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    Yep, Rez has definitely got the bone dialed in.
    Nice lookin razor, sir.
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    that's nice, if you're into that sort of thing...





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    Awesome, very OG looking set up.
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    Other than the honing I did not do any work on the blade. I have to say that the blade either has been restored to the right level or has seen quite a bit of care, and still show some age, as it should.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    Other than the honing I did not do any work on the blade. I have to say that the blade either has been restored to the right level or has seen quite a bit of care, and still show some age, as it should.
    Agreed. It looks so much better than a polished turd!
    Unless you are into that sort of thing!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    Other than the honing I did not do any work on the blade. I have to say that the blade either has been restored to the right level or has seen quite a bit of care, and still show some age, as it should.
    I cleaned up the blade a bit with steel wool and WD40 before sending it to RezDog, but it was in quite good condition, there was very little corrosion. The scales were a mess though.
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    Thats a mighty fine razor you have there, sir.
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