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    I am working on something completely razors unrelated! Lmao! Making holsters for my 2 carry guns! Fun time! After this! Back to the blades!!!
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    What's that material? Kydex?
    Til shade is gone, til water is gone, Into the shadow with teeth bared, screaming defiance with the last breath.
    To spit in Sightblinder’s eye on the Last Day

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    Kydex ... Yes! And l am using leather to make a hybrid! Lol i just noticed that one of the pics is upside down

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    Matching D.E. stand for a Brush I did Awhile back.
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    I just finished my first restoration project, and I'm pretty satisfied with the result. I admit it can be beter but I'm still learning!

    Pre: (it's the one with pink scales, the other one turns out to be a Microtome...)


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    Nice job Noxa

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    The scales of my Flatters and Garnett microtome finally gave way yesterday - the scales were on their last legs and had been for a while. Since it's been my go-to razor for a number of weeks now, I had to get it back into action

    I had a pair of blonde horn scales which had cracked by the pivot joint, leaving just (And only just) enough material to be used for the microtome. Reshaped the scales, gave them a quick polish, added a lead wedge and repinned it. The scales are pretty ancient but it turned out ok - priority was getting the microtome fixed rather than making it beautiful.



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    Thnx Clevhead!

    @, Christel you like shavin with a microtomen blade? I recenty obtained one but havent got the guts to try it yet. Think I'm gonna look at Some youtube instruction video's before I take the jump.
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    Yeah I like it a lot - of my big 3 which include a Wade & Butcher Celebrated Hollow and a John Heiffor near wedge, it always features. During the past few weeks I've used it almost exclusively. It isn't really very different to any other razor - I use more tape on the unground side when honing and remember to alter the angle slightly when shaving with that side. I almost chucked it when I bought it by mistake, thinking it was a regular razor - but as it happens, I grew to like it!

    Part quarter hollow ground and part wedge in one razor - Give it a go and see if you like it!

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    isn't the microtome virtually a western version (or smoother version) of to a Kamisori type of grind but with scales so therefore the same sort of shaving techniques would apply ??
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