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    The box for my 7day set was in need of some work. I stripped and gutted the box. Had to make new dividers for both the wedge and tail ends of the razors. I relined everything with velvet. The finish is lacquer. Now the set is complete.
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    The razors in their restored home .
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    You truely have the Patience of Job and the eye of a Master! Absolutely beautiful restore!
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    Thanks. This though is pretty close to what I do for a living so it all sort of falls into place.

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    Beautiful craftsmanship as always.

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    You SIR are awesome craftsman!! Just beautiful!!
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    Very nice! How did you reattach the velvet with print to the inside of the lid?
    What a curse be a dull razor; what a prideful comfort a sharp one

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    It's more like silk but the way it was put together was there's a backer of cardboard with some cotton between the material and the cardboard . This makes it puffy so it can press a bit on the razors and keep them in place.
    I removed the old cardboard, added some poly-fill and the cardboard backer gets glued around the perimeter of the material capturing the filler in between. Then the " sandwich " gets glued back Into the lid.

    Easiest explanation it's a pillow with one side the blue silk and the other side the cardboard , glue around the edge and the stuffing inside.
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    i'm curious about how you attached the lining on the inside of the box?

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    thanks for this last bit, wasnt sure how to do the last bit of my box. its a fiddly job.

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