Thread: Straight Razor Restoration: Start to Finish

I love restoration videos

Very well done...

I really loved that you made it quite clear to leave the damn chips alone until hone time...
I think I get that question by PM more than anything...

Very nicely done Brad!! I'll have to play them again when I get hone with sound before commenting further. Walls in my office at work are paper thin.

One thing I can say is that no matter who is doing the greasless or buffing demo, it looks really easy to do. I hope the newbies understand that as easy as it appears, it's even easier to get a major hurt. Wear your safety glasses ( a face shield would be even better) and any other safety gear that you can work in comfortably and be alert and aware of what you are doing at all times. This isn't rocket science but like honing, it will take a while to get good at it.

Sterling stuff, Brad. We'll wikify this ASAP.

Thanks a bunch for sharing!

Regards,
Robin

Well done Brad.

This will really be helpful for the few that always have a question mark with the whole resto process.

Great vid !! loved it and it will help me out tremendously. Now u just need to do a scales vid

Thanks for the videos Brad!

I think you just sold me on a buffer... Too bad you won't get a commission off of it.

Thanks for the vids so far Brad.

Just watched them all and they are really clear, in terms of the angles used, the spoken instructions and the captioning. A very professional job and has sparked my interest in the whole process.

Very much looking forward to the next installments.

Cheers
Jim

Impressive work Brad. Thank you for this.

Makes me wish I bought shares in Buffer Co. yesterday!

Very cool of you to take time out of your day to do these vids for the benefit of others i doff my cap to you sir

ian doffing away