Thread: What are you working on?

That old hardwood floor! Sweet!

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

Is the pivot rusty at all Mike?

Nope not at all.
The blade was a slight blued from the barbicide though.
I did install some thrust washers in them after cleaning with some 3M, never put them in the first time. [emoji16]

Originally Posted by outback

I did install some thrust washers in them after cleaning with some 3M, never put them in the first time. [emoji16]

Might want to leave those out again, Mike!
Worked the first time?

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Might want to leave those out again, Mike!
Worked the first time?

He wants them "TIGHT""!!!!!
The way he strops is unreal..!!!!! [emoji16] [emoji16] [emoji16] , but damn if he ain't accurate.
I gotta figure out a way to get a video posted with my phone, then I'll video him while I'm there.

Originally Posted by outback

Nope not at all.
The blade was a slight blued from the barbicide though.
I did install some thrust washers in them after cleaning with some 3M, never put them in the first time. [emoji16]

Can you ask what the Legal Requirements for the use of the Barbicide are? Does the razor's blade have to be kept immersed etc.

Thanks

Originally Posted by outback

He wants them "TIGHT""!!!!!

Precisely why I suggest to leave the spacers out. It's wood.. A nutsy-boltsy!

Originally Posted by cudarunner

Can you ask what the Legal Requirements for the use of the Barbicide are? Does the razor's blade have to be kept immersed etc.

Thanks

Old neighborhood in Akron.....Pay the permits, self-inspect.
Just like this old Houston neighborhood!

All about money!

Originally Posted by cudarunner

Can you ask what the Legal Requirements for the use of the Barbicide are? Does the razor's blade have to be kept immersed etc.

Thanks

The blades have to be submerged at all times, except after closing and all customers have left. If they show up for inspection during working hours and find one sitting out... Bad things happen.
That's the short story, he's a talker for sure, so his was a lot longer, with branches to other stories that made the whole story.[emoji38]

How often you think he changes the Barbicide, Mike?

Old Glen the Barber's mug! Still untouched!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Precisely why I suggest to leave the spacers out. It's wood.. A nutsy-boltsy!

He's tightened them so much, the wood is hard as rock and slick from compressing the oil in the wood, (teak) its made a big difference with the addition of the washers, just a wee nudge on the screw makes it super tight, he'll love it..!!