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    Not sure if Glen (gssixgun) will start a thread with this, as he does with a lot of his restos.

    Ill drop a couple of pics here for now. Shes all done and on her way home.

    I am hoping to get her Monday and have a nice wicked shave !
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    Whoa, a broadsword?

    Ah, now that I see the 'After' shot, allow me to congratulate you on your new blade. She's, uh, sizeable. My 8/8 feels lacking now.
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    Details, We had talked about a few ways to approach this, in fact I actually worked up a tang in Ivory Micarta for this but I would have had to grind the old Tang to a just a small stub to fit it to the the new one.. Cary decided he wanted to keep the Makers Mark and we shifted gears to making a custom set of scales to fit all the idiosyncrasies of the razor..
    I had to draw up a custom set because of the shortness of the tang and the size of the blade would not allow for the deep heel on any normal curves.. I also liked that Cary decided on the G-10 as I wanted the strength of that material since I would be drilling the pivot hole close to the end of the scales from the placement of the new pivot hole..

    We used the Green G-10 for the scales and a Jade Green acrylic wedge, I ended up using Brass pins and triple stacked washers, the build came out super strong and honing and stropping were much easier than I had first anticipated with a shortened tang...

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    That is an amazing piece of work. That thing just looks massive. Good call on the scales, they came out great. The Jade wedge sets 'em off perfectly.
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    The Blade of Doom-I like it!
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    Oh wow! That looks like fun. I can't wait to see what Glen does with the scales. Congrats man!

    Bubba

    Edit: just saw the finished razor. Who needs a little blue pull after seeing that baby. Congrats!!
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    Great work Glen; nothing less expected.

    Kudos to you Earthdawn for sending it out to the Pro's for a restore. A beautiful old blade brought back to life, to shave again.

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    I think that was left over from the days when Nephilim walk the Earth before the flood. Its way to big for a human face. Dang! Sure turned out pretty though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RayCover View Post
    I think that was left over from the days when Nephilim walk the Earth before the flood. Its way to big for a human face. Dang! Sure turned out pretty though.
    Ray
    it's actually the rudder from noah's ark.

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    double post... sorry
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