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    I think it looks like a fun challenge and hone wear is for sissies.
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    ChopperDave sent me this after I said I would give it a go.

    Will post pics tomorrow.

    I have the whole restore if anyone is interested or I can just post the finished razor.

    Ed

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    You guys are gonna be amazed... The finished product is stunning!!!

    Magnificent work Ed!!!
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    Smarter than I look or, not as dumb as I look. Whichever you prefer.

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    How it started out:

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    Got it in my hands after it was "misplaced" in the mail for 10 or so days:

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    What my plans were drawn on in sharpie:

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    Disassembled:

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    Cut:

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    After some hand sanding , called Dave to decide on Square Point or Barbers Notch:
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    Fixed the pivot hole:
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    YIKES!:

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    Some hand sanding:

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    Made a brass wedge:

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    Testing out the balance:

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    Mocked up in the FIRST set of scales (wedge pin to far forward):

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    It looks great!

    What did you use to cut off the end of the blade?
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    Centers pretty good!:

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    All pinned up with Bullseye washers that Chopper Dave sent me:
    I think it added the final touch!:
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    Just checking the balance one more time!:

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    Honed up pretty nicely too.
    3 layers to set bevel then down to 2 and then 1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Utopian View Post
    It looks great!

    What did you use to cut off the end of the blade?
    Dremel with cut off disc.
    S L O W L Y so as not to heat it up.

    I keep my fingers right there to feel for temperature.
    NEVER got hot enough to feel it.

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    Zoweee! That's great work, from design to execution, terrific.
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    very nice! its always fun to prove people wrong too!
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