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Yup, get up where the blade starts to thicken and you are really asking for disappointment. Had I to do over I would have chosen an FBU with a bit more blade below the notch when I started this thread. It's a good shaver, but not my favorite.Quote:
Originally Posted by DNM
Still looking for one worthy of being 'the one FBU' in my kit.
Never know when it'll pop up...always another blade to save though..
Keep em coming gents..
:tu
I don't think you want to slip and fall at Tom's houseQuote:
Originally Posted by ultrasoundguy2003
This one?Quote:
Originally Posted by ultrasoundguy2003
http://straightrazorpalace.com/aucti...ml#post1387170
Yup, that's it. Makes music and julienne French fries on a windy day if you toss the potatoes just right!Quote:
Originally Posted by cudarunner
Ding Ding Ding. Tom does it old school cool and straight to our roots.Quote:
Originally Posted by cudarunner
Roy you are the mentor with the link. Thank-you Sir.
If you havent seen it. Its worth the click to see the pic.
Uh---I have seen it, that's how I found the link: :w :rofl2: :roflmao :rofl2: :roflmao :tuQuote:
Originally Posted by ultrasoundguy2003
Hehe ok. It does look great tho and very nice rescued :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeB52
So collarless pinning puts greater stresses on the scale presumably for as I set the torpedo scales flush, the end split.
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Ok, try again with collars as maybe this material is softer when it's thinned out.
Luckily a rub with acetone removed the inlay again.
So here's the second iteration.
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Pinned up tight and ready for the stones.
Looks nice. :tu
Somewhere I read about slightly 'countersinking' when pinning washerless. Never tried the washerless 'yet' but I hope someone with a lot of experience can help out. :shrug:
Love that razor, a unique Henckels...gorgeous!Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeB52
