Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by Thaeris

Gorgeous!!! Absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Great job, well done[emoji106]

Originally Posted by outback

Gorgeous!!! Absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Great job, well done[emoji106]

++1 to the above.
Simply stunning..
Thanks

Originally Posted by MikeB52

++1 to the above.
Simply stunning..
Thanks

+++1 on the above comment Thaeris! That is such gorgeously stunning work. You are truly an artist at the things you do. Every time I see something you did, it always takes my breath away!

Thanks guys

I'm happy that you like this razor.

Originally Posted by Thaeris

Thanks guys

I'm happy that you like this razor.

Question.... How is the razor being held up out of the toe end of the scales? I didnt see a third pin.

Ive been wanting to make some straight handled scales.

Mike

You've got to find a wedge of the correct size, and if needed, use some washer on the inside of the scales to adjust correctly.

It also doesn't fit with all kind of blades, I think it's easier with non-hollow blades.

Originally Posted by Thaeris

Finally done here. The Rodgers in vintage worked MOP I mentioned before :

You do amazing work and in this case amazing is not used out of context.

Retro fitting a set of scales.
One side was broken at time of purchase. I checked my cache of scales from other sets that were broken, and found one that closely matches, but will need a little sanding to make a match to the other original scale. I've already relocated and drilled the wedge pin hole, I will use the dust from sanding and slow cure CA to fill the origanal wedge pin hole.

Nice machine gun Mike! It will work out nicely I believe!

I believe many of us have boxes of old scales that had trashed blades. I know I do, Tom, you & most likely quite a few more.........
Thaeris has a gift!!!!

Originally Posted by Thaeris

Thanks guys

I'm happy that you like this razor.

BTW Thaeris, what is that you used to hold the blade open? A different kind of Snurdler?