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    Ebony scales with pins and wedge in brass. Fabulous shaver that took a very nice edge.

    Thanks for looking and keep the pics coming.

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    Nice work Sedell. Like the scales. Something about a straight line, that's simple and elegant.
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    Good job. Looks great.
    Smarter than I look or, not as dumb as I look. Whichever you prefer.

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    I think a lot of us would have written that one off after seeing the corrosion near the edge. A good save - and the scales look great as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by UKRob View Post
    I think a lot of us would have written that one off after seeing the corrosion near the edge. A good save - and the scales look great as well.
    Thanks!

    I was not sure myself when I found it. Under the rust there was quite a lot of pitting around the edge, and after the first rounds of sanding (before 400) I went to the 1k and set a bevel, just to see that there was good steel to be found. There's also some remaining pitting I decided to leave, afraid of changing the hollow grind too much. Though not at the very edge, I was lucky with this one.

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    Fabulous job well done!!!

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