Thread: What are you working on?

We have been married six years now, so that shows you how long the process has taken!

Hi guys , been working on a Joseph Rodgers razor today, a tad over 7/8"
scales were unfortunately too far gone
a true wedge , hoped it wld be a pre 1891...
after dismantling 'England' showed up, so post 1891
the seller ( I bought a canvas khaki pouch containing 4 items) , told me they were all WW1 items he found in the "Diksmuide/Passendale' area , most likely
owned by a British officer ?[ATTACH=CONFIG]292132
cleaned the metal - no hone wear - progression 320 / 500 / 600 / 800 / 1000 / 1200 / 3000 / 6000
will throw it on the hones tomorrow
here's the pics
cheers Bart

Those scales can probably be saved, IMO

Hows about these, Mike?

If anyone could save them, Outback could. I think he may pass an an opportunity such as this however (I could be wrong)

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Hows about these, Mike?

Those would need black hair dye, in addition to the bog oak dust and CA.

I am thinking they would be more epoxy than horn!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Hows about these, Mike?

Now that would be a worthy challenge.

Send it some time, Tom. I'll give it a go for crap n laughs

Looks like filler material to me. Something to keep to grind up for filler. Not fix. But Mike does crazy stuff.