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Cramebame Any way to restore a chipped... 08-24-2014, 03:16 AM
BobH From the size of the chip I'd... 08-24-2014, 03:19 AM
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gssixgun It can be ground out, if you... 08-24-2014, 04:25 AM
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    Hey there, I recently started shaving with straight razors and came upon this one in my newly inherited collection. Is there any way to fix this chip I have the piece that was chipped off, is it worth saving?
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    From the size of the chip I'd say the blade is toast as far as restoring it to shaving condition. For pure display you could try crazy gluing the missing piece back in.

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    Thanks Bob, I kinda assumed as much but never know until you try right , Thanks

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    It can be ground out, if you really want to shave it..
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    You can make it into a reverse shorty like this.
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    It can be saved. Take a look at this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluesman7 View Post
    You can make it into a reverse shorty like this.
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    Actually I like the idea of a reverse shorty. It would make life way easier shaving around my goatee, lol.
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