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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.
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    Damned if THAT don't look familiar? I must have issues...

    Nice job!
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    I rest my case.

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    Yeah ....its from the package Tom. Threw it together while I was waiting for the scales to dry.
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    That Clauss turned out sweet Mike.
    How's the shave? And what's the purple stone?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeB52 View Post
    That Clauss turned out sweet Mike.
    How's the shave? And what's the purple stone?
    Ya know...!!!
    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
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    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..!!
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    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.

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    Pretty certain they are of horn, Matt, judging by the look and the common beetle damage.
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    I rest my case.

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    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.
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