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Thread: Shumate Vulcan

  1. 04-20-2013, 12:45 AM #1
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    Default Shumate Vulcan

    I picked this up about a week ago. It's a Shumate Vulcan in pretty nice shape.
    I will restore it as best as I can but this is how it arrived.

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    Looks beautiful as is, clean , hone & enjoy.
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    Thanks Hirlau. The pin is not tight at the pivot and the scales are not quite perpendicular so I am thinking a bent pivot pin?
    Need to replace it and clean it up a bit when it's unpinned. I am a little leary of taking out the pivot pin with that beautiful bolster on it.
    Guess I will have to be real careful and use a hand file slowly under magnifying lenses like I do with plastic modeling.
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    Good luck, take your time.
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    Thats a very nice Shumate razor in very nice condition, they are wonderful shavers, after your restoration please post it in the Shumate club.
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    Thanks Martin, I definitely will sir.
    I am looking at all the "Eye candy" on that Shumate club thread.
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