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    When I do washerless I taper the pin holes so the swelling of the rod is in the scales, up toward the outside surface. It still allows them to draw tightly together. I think a brass tube might work against that process.
    When I did the ivory tang on the Wade a while back, I used aluminum tubing in the hole at the pivot to protect the ivory tang from cracking. Worked the charm so I am certain it would help with brittle materials for sure.
    Thanks Shaun. Always appreciate the ideas.
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    Dear Mike;

    what is this beautiful material you have in your hands?

    best regards,

    pepe peña
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    Thanks Pepe, appreciate the kind words.
    It's a home made material of urethane and stabilized burl remnants dyed to the colour of my choosing. Link below to the thread where I created it.
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...ml#post1718257
    There is a material called shokwood that was my inspiration, but they didn't ship to Canada so I started making my own.
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    Now to decide if I still want to try the logo. These almost look pretty enough without it.
    Not sure, opinions alway welcome..
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    I think the logo is not really needed. I like those scales enough and I feel the logo might be too much.
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    Logo might be neat in the resin area but as Shaun said its pretty awesome how it is.
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    Personally I think the logo would be too much. And might actually get lost in the look of those scales
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    So here's the Greave after sanding and cleaning. Getting ready for neats foot.
    Tried doing the lower grit sanding on the blade face I went up to 1k then back to 400. Its more difficult than I expected for some reason. But now I'm gonna do any blade adjustment I might need to so I can have a nice bevel then its off to soak. Any suggestions or feed back always appreciated.
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    I finally had a chance to go searching today. No razors but I picked up a couple of nice stones and an allegro travel strop. Don't know much on the strop any info here.Name:  20170311_213343.jpg
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    Not shaving related but working on none the less. Doing flooring the the living room.

    Stuff everywhere



    Under layment



    Helper passed out



    Flooring done



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    Nice Work!

    However I'd dock that lazy helper at least a couple of days pay/or food bowls.
    Our house is as Neil left it- an Aladdins cave of 'stuff'.

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