Thread: The Butchered Blade

Here's the link I was looking for by UKRob on making wedges:

http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...ml#post1463048

Originally Posted by engine46

Here's the link I was looking for by UKRob on making wedges:

http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...ml#post1463048

Rob is way beyond me. A smart dude!

Well I managed to get them covered with CA. .
Just have to sand and final fit of the wedge.
Then i can make it all nice n shinny.[emoji165] [emoji6]

Originally Posted by outback

Well I managed to get them covered with CA. .
Just have to sand and final fit of the wedge.
Then i can make it all nice n shinny.[emoji165] [emoji6]

Is that a Corian countertop?

Just glue the wedge to a paint stick with a piece of paper between the spacer and the stick, sand on a belt sander or a piece of sandpaper to shape the wedge.

The paper will allow you to pop the wedge off with a razor blade or knife, when done, just sand off any glue.

Originally Posted by Euclid440

Just glue the wedge to a paint stick with a piece of paper between the spacer and the stick, sand on a belt sander or a piece of sandpaper to shape the wedge.

The paper will allow you to pop the wedge off with a razor blade or knife, when done, just sand off any glue.

Thanks my friend
That is also another alternative I have in mind which someone mentioned the other day. It may have been you.

Originally Posted by RezDog

Is that a Corian countertop?

Yes sir. It most definitely is.
It's just a piece though.
You like, yes. [emoji6]

Here she is guys!! [emoji41]
All pinned and ready for the hones.

Nice job Mike!. Love the finish and shade of that wood.
Nice recovery.

Hmmm. And more Corian! Nice job