What are you working on?

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Originally Posted by Somdfisher

I am interested in learning, but I don't have any stones to hone on. I picked up a couple low $ razors for the time being. I wouldn't mind doing a full restoration on one of them. I gotta spread the spending out to keep the wife at bay lol

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We used to have a section where members could offer honing services on this site but for some reason it's gone away. if you'd like some help I can hone it for you if you pay for return shipping. Send me a PM if you're interested.

I can't remember what size but I drilled my pin holes to on my last set of scales. What's the right size it wrote down at work and I'm at home. Thanks guys

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Originally Posted by ejmolitor37

I can't remember what size but I drilled my pin holes to on my last set of scales. What's the right size it wrote down at work and I'm at home. Thanks guys

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1/16 is pretty standard.

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Originally Posted by ejmolitor37

I can't remember what size but I drilled my pin holes to on my last set of scales. What's the right size it wrote down at work and I'm at home. Thanks guys

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1/ 16th or #52 which is a little bit larger, but your 1/ 16th pin won't stick when inserted.
Enjoy!
~Richard

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Originally Posted by Geezer

1/ 16th or #52 which is a little bit larger, but your 1/ 16th pin won't stick when inserted.
Enjoy!
~Richard

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#52 is what I couldn't think of! :) thank you sir.

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Originally Posted by BeJay

1/16 is pretty standard.

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Thanks BeJay, I have original pins so 1/16 is correct I knew there was a size a bit larger just couldn't recall it.

5/64ths give you some play so that you don't have the pin expand and crack your scales.

Whats that in metric? :shrug:

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Originally Posted by 32t

Whats that in metric? :shrug:

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Originally Posted by cudarunner

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