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Thread: Worn out Wedge Style razor - Re-grind or a new idea !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Yeah you have a point there, just thinking outside the box toward another option

    1. Toss it away
    2. Tape it up
    3. Hollow Grind it
    or maybe
    4. Frameback it


    Just pondering in mean what else can you do while sniffing Buffalo Horn dust
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    I don't think it will be the "new wave" and some (most) razors that is this worn is probably better to just toss away or hone up with a few layers of tape.
    But if one find a razor in otherwise good condition, and/or have special feelings for it, it might be a functional permanent solution if it can be done in a way that looks okay.

    Another thing to it is that one wouldn't have to remember or write down how many layers of tape was used when it was honed....
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    I guess one of us should see if it is even a viable option, without doing a huge re-grind..

    Before we decide if we should do it I guess we should see if we can do it

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    I think it's a great idea!! It could resolve many blade and geometry issues.........and save lots on tape

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    I think it's a great idea, I am not sure but wouldn't be a harder metal (than brass) a better option due to hone wear resistance, I was thinking titanium tube even, due to hardness and weight distribution? How are these tubes attached to the spine if may I ask?

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    I have a faux frameback and the tube stops on a raised part of the spine of the razor, presumably just as a method of locating it, this is useful to me as I often pop it off to clean out any scuzz that gets under it, but maybe the tubing in question would still be fine just slid over.
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