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  1. 03-24-2016, 11:56 PM #2631
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    http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAydLWYGoJA


    Considering making one of these to accommodate fire code in my apt building.

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    Full disclosure, I haven't watched that video. Might be wrong one... Me thinks a write up is in order...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Benz View Post
    I certainly threw this thread off topic but I figured we all needed some mouth watering visuals. Right now the meat is almost ready to come out of the smoker and I'm going to have a Rolling Rock.
    Oh DAMN! Rolling Rock? We would get along swimmingly!
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    Pony bottles! "33"
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    Cleaned up a Joseph Allen & Son's, medium hollow ground 5/8ths.
    Was in a bad mood when I got home from work, so I took my aggression out on the razor.
    Started by cutting the rust off with a SE razor blade, then moved to steel wool and goo gone ( out of WD40), with lots of pressure. Then used some Never Dull, with even more pressure.
    My hands are shot....but I feel sooo much better now.
    And to my suprise...a big smile on my face, after seeing the results.
    Didnt think this was going to come out so nice, and I didn't use my dremmel either. [emoji50]
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    Quote Originally Posted by outback View Post
    Cleaned up a Joseph Allen & Son's, medium hollow ground 5/8ths.
    Was in a bad mood when I got home from work, so I took my aggression out on the razor.
    Started by cutting the rust off with a SE razor blade, then moved to steel wool and goo gone ( out of WD40), with lots of pressure. Then used some Never Dull, with even more pressure.
    My hands are shot....but I feel sooo much better now.
    And to my suprise...a big smile on my face, after seeing the results.
    Didnt think this was going to come out so nice, and I didn't use my dremmel either. [emoji50]
    Nice work & I really don't wanna jinx you but did you try setting a bevel on it first ?
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    Great work Machine Gun Mike! That deserves a big thanks. I don't like you to be in a bad mood, not with the heart issues in the past. I'm so glad you feel better brother!!! Job well done...........
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Nice work & I really don't wanna jinx you but did you try setting a bevel on it first ?
    Funny you would say that! Last one of those Med Grind NonXLL's I dealt with, I swore off of them.
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    [QUOTE=outback;1616218]Cleaned up a Joseph Allen & Son's, medium hollow ground 5/8ths.
    Was in a bad mood when I got home from work, so I took my aggression out on the razor.
    Started by cutting the rust off with a SE razor blade, then moved to steel wool and goo gone ( out of WD40), with lots of pressure. Then used some Never Dull, with even more pressure.
    My hands are shot....but I feel sooo much better now.


    That is amazing, great job. We will get you something to soothe those hands. That blade came out very nice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Nice work & I really don't wanna jinx you but did you try setting a bevel on it first ?
    Nope... Guarantee it will though.
    Spine wear is eaven, and actually is fairly sharp now. Probably the least wear I've ever seen on a Allen.
    ( got a few of um)
    And no chips either [emoji2]
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Funny you would say that! Last one of those Med Grind NonXLL's I dealt with, I swore off of them.
    Stubborn old Outback will get it shaving. No Worries!
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