Thread: What are you working on?

Yeah I thought that was kinda neat. It was a nice surprise to see once I got it cleaned up enough to read.

Originally Posted by outback

Yeah I thought that was kinda neat. It was a nice surprise to see once I got it cleaned up enough to read.

I would say that whoever did the 'concaving' did a top-notch job and little wear thereafter.

I predict it will shave a treat!

As did the frameback, this morning.[emoji2]

Originally Posted by outback

As did the frameback, this morning.[emoji2]

Reckon that thing was justly-named?

Those turned out nice MG Mike. The blank for concaving is one I don't have.............................yet.

Very nice save Outback Mike. Those 5/8 smilers are gems!!

I remember fondly when I thought the floor was the hard part of this job. Lol.

Project keeps going however. Hope to get back to razors soon,,,,

As others have said, beauty job MG!
Keep cranking out the hits.

Originally Posted by engine46

Those turned out nice MG Mike. The blank for concaving is one I don't have.............................yet.

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

Very nice save Outback Mike. Those 5/8 smilers are gems!!

Thanks guys.
I took a hell of a risk using the greaseless, the blade is sooo thin as it was. But I had to do something with it, the hone wear is minimal to say the least. Its a bummer... But I know I'm gonna lose some some steel from the blade,

But I hope it's closer to 5/8 than 9/16.[emoji20]

Outback, your Wade and Butcher is identical to mine. I LOVE the shaves it gives me.

3 1/2 hrs. to get it honed up last night, and only lost 1/32 of an inch off the blade. Started with 2 layers of tape and 1000 chosera. Finished on Escher with feathering strokes, and 80 passes on the 3" Bridal.