Thread: Hendrix Classics & Co.

Hi, I'm Pete Hendrix from Nashville, TN. I've been on SRP for a while and am finally launching Hendrix Classics & Co.

My focus is on awesome scales. Of course, scales need a razor, so I'm using new Dovo razor blades. I'm happy to do only scales for those that have a blade.

There are three primary focus areas: fit & finish; built to last so they can be passed down from generation to generation and really, really good customer service.

It would be great if you check out my website: https://hendrixclassics.com/

I hope you watch the video. Each product has information specific to that razor at the bottom of the page.

Here are things I would like you to know:

• I'm an artistic craftsman. Having someone get a product they love brings joy to me.
• In the same way that a round pen fits your hand better than a rectangular carpenter's pencil, these scales have been properly rounded by hand. I may have to make some flat ones to have a lower price point, though they will be a very noticeable step up from what the blade manufacturer provides.
• I use a wedge rather than a spacer and don't use glue. Using glue creates a stress point and my scales are meant to last generations.
• I use a G-10 liner if I have any concern at all about the scales lasting for generations.
• I have a stabilization kit on order. Once it arrives, wood, bone, horn and everything else other than resin scales and high oil wood will be properly stabilized.
• The interior of the scales are finished so water will run off in an attempt to protect the blade.
• Wood is finished with Tru-Oil, which I believe to be the best wood finish on the market. It has to be applied and rubbed in by hand with at least eight coats. The active ingredient, linseed oil, has been used by militaries for a very long time. I have actual civil war guns with the original finish, which is almost certainly linseed oil, that are in great shape.
• Pinning is done by hand and nicely rounded.

My good name really matters to me. If you get a product from me and something doesn't suit, I'll make it right.