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    Default Ugly Ducklings

    I'm working on me a couple ugly ducklings

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    don't look so ugly to me, i see lots of potential. should clean up nicely. looking forward to see how they turn out.
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    Indeed, nothing ugly about those razors !
    They're not in perfect condition but who cares ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tintin View Post
    don't look so ugly to me, i see lots of potential. should clean up nicely. looking forward to see how they turn out.
    Sadly this is after cleanup. All they need now are scales.... sometimes the pitting is too deep.

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    Ok, after cleanup. I was thinking if those are ugly ducklings a lot of mine must be flat out dogs.
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    Extra hallo ground+ deep pitting= ......ugly Ducklings.

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    Not so ugly. Except the aforementioned pitting...

    Good blades, not worn-out or honed-down. No appreciable spine wear, no issues at the bevels. Quality makers.

    My thoughts...Will shave like new, I predict. 3/4 of them will turn-out great. They look pretty good right now.

    Do all you need to and hone them up!
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    Those are some fine blades! Always liked glass-topped tables as well!
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    So what are you thinking in terms of scale material?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ernie1980 View Post
    So what are you thinking in terms of scale material?
    Right now I'm looking at some simple clear acrylic. Something cheap to play with. But I'm open to suggestions

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