Thread: What are you working on?

That's gonna be a great shaver, for your buddy. I've got one like yours, but not as nice.

I have two of these Mike. It's the Prince Arthur's Royal Razor with a crown in the center with a V on the left & R on the right of the crown. He's getting the better one. My other one isn't as wide but I don't mind giving him that one. He wanted a heavy wedge & I like doing that.

It worked out just fine. Didn't harm the collar as you can see it still sitting on top of the scale. Above is a set of tortoise scales that came off an E.C. Simmons Keen Kutter which the blade was trash. Those scales have some bug bites inside & I'm going to fill 'em ca & I think I have another Keen Kutter I can use the blade from. If not then I'll use a different blade but I try to use original maker parts. I'm also going to make some scales for that MOP covered tang Clark Brothers blade I showed not long ago.

The case I wanted to put the Packwoods in arrived and it's too small Oh well, I can use it for others. Now the search continues for a case that will fit them...

Originally Posted by xiaotuzi

The case I wanted to put the Packwoods in arrived and it's too small Oh well, I can use it for others. Now the search continues for a case that will fit them...

I know what ya mean Tuzi. I once got a Wade & Butcher 2 razor box & it will only take shorter razors but one day I will find a use for it.

Taking one apart for cleaning.

A CENTAUR, 11/16 Square point, from 1900-1904
Ground by Richard Brass, of Nurenburg.
Co. Name:
The Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co. GmbH. Hanau am Main.
US Distributor:
Sperry & Alexander Co. New York.

Originally Posted by xiaotuzi

The case I wanted to put the Packwoods in arrived and it's too small Oh well, I can use it for others. Now the search continues for a case that will fit them...

Something as big as that pair of Packwoods would likely need a repurposed 7-day box.

Just saying....

Originally Posted by outback

Taking one apart for cleaning.

A CENTAUR, 11/16 Square point, from 1900-1904
Ground by Richard Brass, of Nurenburg.
Co. Name:
The Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co. GmbH. Hanau am Main.
US Distributor:
Sperry & Alexander Co. New York.

I hope you show Mr. Diller stretched out like that on your laboratory table Dr. Mikenstein.

That I will.

Dr. Mikenstein, Tombles, I love these names everyone is getting! Lol