Wow, to see the finished job....Canadian Lazer Mike, worked it out in his little shop on Butchered Blade Street...how many cool inlays have gone to an early grave, now...hoo boy, Mike's shop will be smokin'
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Wow, to see the finished job....Canadian Lazer Mike, worked it out in his little shop on Butchered Blade Street...how many cool inlays have gone to an early grave, now...hoo boy, Mike's shop will be smokin'
To the back of the line pal... No cuttin in line. [emoji38] [emoji38]Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Hang on, I'm not doing all this sucking up for nothing!
You can stand next to me... Just make sure nobody cuts in front of us. [emoji4]Quote:
Originally Posted by WW243
Thanks guys.. Really happy to help save em if you have em..inlays that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by WW243
Mikes shop is a smoking friendly environment, or will be once the outbuilding is built this summer. So I got the 'gars, if you have the air miles to come north for a getaway.. :)
Had to go into the plant today for a few hours, wanted to use the mill for my rubberset project, but alas, was needed for other repairs, so that one will have to wait.
I have almost a full weeks growth I need to mow down today. May try out this Estas if I get it honed. If not, there's a few I need to choose between before sending a package southbound...
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Thug's post was #4000 in this thread. Wow!!
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Originally Posted by Thug
Awesome amount of info in this bad boy now from all you resto-nuts!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Haroldg48
Keep it coming..
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Super job B52. I was offline for quite awhile & got back on to see all this. You have made a very nice accomplishment. I want to make my old printer into a laser burner but I still have some homework to do unless of course I do it the way you did yours. You did it though & did it very well. Thank you for your hard work. I guess I'll keep on doing some research like I have been doing. You da man! :chapeau
I did it. Actually two things that I never thought would happen. First I finally won a chipped toe blade, pretty excited as it should be in my mail box in a few hours. That's why I have posted pictures of the second thing. I have sinned against the razors. I was polishing a bit to go for a more matte finish on my "Eight Brothers" razor and slipped a little. Broke off the blade at the toe :cry: I guess if I'm going to make a shorty, I may as well do everything twice....
Same as the rest of us. Got to bust a few to learn the hard lessons.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinnermint
Save the nice ones for your time as you get good at it, I always say. Still have some stashed......