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Thread: Bonsa,Bonsa,Bonsa WIP

  1. 12-18-2013, 03:32 PM #1
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    Default Bonsa,Bonsa,Bonsa WIP

    I've shaved with this, but it was time to give it a full restore.
    I'm only up to #1000 grit as I'm always distracted by other things.
    Maybe that's enough ?

    I just got some black acrylic in, and I need to duplicate the broken scale.
    Fortunately, it's not the one with the inlay.

    To me, it's a "full-bodied" razor with a nice singing sound as I run my thumb over the edge.

    Does anyone have one of these beauties as well ?

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  2. 12-18-2013, 05:09 PM #2
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    I don't have one but it sure looks like a substantial blade that would slice through my beard smoothly! It looks like stopping at 1K tis justified on that one. It looks pretty good now.
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    I agree on stopping there. Looks great. Get those scales done and some pictures.
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    +1 on stopping there. Looks good! Best of luck getting a nice matching scale made up.
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    I concur!!

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    I would stop with the grit lines going spine to edge. It looks more natural that way.
    Good judgment comes from experience, and experience....well that comes from poor judgment.
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    I can't find fault with any of the above posts,
    yours included, nice work.
    Looking forward to seeing the finished project, glad to see you can save the scale with the inlay.

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