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Finished honing the Clauss tonight, Shave test in the morning.
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Found where my new unknown stone falls into progression. It removes stirations from the 1k up to around 10k, maybe 9k.
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Then to 12k, Thurigan with slurry to just water, and about 100 passes on the purple club.
Damned if THAT don't look familiar? I must have issues...:rofl2:
Nice job!
Yeah ....its from the package Tom. Threw it together while I was waiting for the scales to dry.
That Clauss turned out sweet Mike.
How's the shave? And what's the purple stone?
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Originally Posted by MikeB52
I have no idea what the purple club is.
Seems like ceramic, and it came from a guy that works in a machine shop / tool & die. It was all a DMT could do to lap it, but it really tops off an edge
Got a John Coe handed to me by the GF this evening before we went out on the Harley for a few hours. This razor was her best friends great grandfather's and they were selling it at a garage sale for 5 bucks. I have no idea what the scales are but they are shot anyway. Blade should clean up nicely.
This last week has buried me in restoration projects and i feel like a pig in... well you know.
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Look to be horn scales... Repair them..!!
They might be wood scales. I gave them i quick clean up last night and could see the grain in a few spots. I've seen what you did with some CA and horn power, but if they are wood is there a similar technique? I wouldn't mind trying to fix em up. I've got an old Joseph Rogers in horn that requires the same kind of repair but I'm afraid to do a first try on that one . This would be good practice.
Pretty certain they are of horn, Matt, judging by the look and the common beetle damage.
You guys would definitely know better then me.. Horn it is then. I have a few other blades cued up for restore but ill definitely try repairing these scales. Ill start digging for threads on horn scale repair. I know there are a few. Thanks my razor dudes.
