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    Default W&B with snakewood

    Model: Pipe
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    Default W&B

    Unconventional, but nice. Good work.

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    now I know who beat me out of that razor by .50 cents http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...4702&rd=1&rd=1.

    Nice restoration like the interesting scales.

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    Sorry Damon

    But I think, the Razor is now not worser than before. Maybe I will sell it some times. Before this i must hone it. I´m very curious how it will shave. The steel is the hartest I ever see. It was nearly impossible to polish the blade. I needed a lot of time for it.

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    Might be a little tricky to hone to, if you do some more work to it post the photos.
    It looks nice.

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    I'm kind of an unconventional guy and I think it turned out really fantastic!

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    Time for the first report. Yesterday I honed the razor and today I had my first shave.
    What could I say? The honing was not difficult, in the truth very easy. I needed only one attempt, to get the razor to an ultimat sharpness. Waterstone 1000 and 6000, Thüringer, leather strab with Chromoxid green and leather.
    In the past I had some W&B that where more tricky to hone...

    The shave was very well and soft. This razor is one of my best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Damon View Post
    now I know who beat me out of that razor by .50 cents http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...4702&rd=1&rd=1.
    Well, his ebay name is beat-er - what do you expect

    Quote Originally Posted by Buddel View Post
    Sorry Damon

    The steel is the hartest I ever see. It was nearly impossible to polish the blade. I needed a lot of time for it.
    Hard steel on a W&B - first time I hear this

    The smooth edge and relative ease to hone that you reported later are something that W&B razors (and other Sheffields, in general) are known for

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    Very cool and unique...

    If you can make it happen, then why not! This is just making me have ideas for mine now.. hehe

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    You are right, i dont made a rockwell test with the Blade. So I really coud not know, if they are harder than the others.

    But I sanded and polished more then 15 Blades and neither was so hard to polished, like this. There was nearly no abrasive effect on the metall. I sanded the double of time, dry and wet with the sanding rolls for the dremel and the effect is minor to my other blades.

    I have not an idea, why?

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