Thread: What are you working on?

I always use metric on small jobs and detail work. It's too easy, IMO.

So I brought my old Torrey to the shop in it's tobacco scales I put on many years ago.
Perfect fit for the Torrey scales. Already eyeing a few blades for the tobacco scales.
I dig how it turned-out and am happy I did not go polishing on them.
The flat black look suits it, I think.
Used ajkenne's nickel-silver collars, of course.
Great project because no honing required!
It was already shaving excellent!
Done!

Outstanding Sharptonn!

Nice work. I th8nk it looks great. Nice save on those scales Tom.

Geogorgeous. Taste exudes from you like motor oil from a crankcase.

Lovely work.

Great work as always. New scales look terrific, but so did the old ones!!

Originally Posted by nipper

Great work as always. New scales look terrific, but so did the old ones!!

Thanks! I really liked it in the tobacco scales as well.
Almost wondered what the hell I was doing?

But as I got it pinned, I liked it more and freed-up the others for another blade.

I have a few John Hollers...Need to find the other one. It's a bit different..

That's a beauty too!

Nipper, I have a sickness which makes me buy something for the scales or blade. Hence the razor wind-chimes!
I have looked at enough to tell what size the scales will accommodate. What size that blade really is..
What blade will fit what.
Some make scales, I do this.

Challenging and frustrating at times. Takes forever to find the right thing, if you ever do!
But hey! It's all pins and collars, Right?
Everything changes and gets more correct.

A chain reaction from a scale acquisition will make 4 razors from the pile....maybe?

Nice work sharptonn. What are the letters on the blade and scales?