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06-15-2018, 12:14 AM #21
Just for information, a way to get into the spine shoulder and grind area.
"A Cup Wheel on a Dremel "
It does not cut fast with grey crayon but will go to th bottom of corrosion if necessary.
I found it, at low speed, to be perfect for cleaning the Lindley stubtail. It gently topped the re-gring lines of long ago and got the scratches out of the spine/shoulder/grind area.
Here is a razor from 2do box as an example. I now know that that razor will be a long sanding job as some pits are deep.
JMO, YMMV
~RichardLast edited by Geezer; 06-15-2018 at 12:25 AM. Reason: atrocious spelling
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06-15-2018, 01:22 AM #22Member
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Very useful tip Richard, thank you so much! I have a few SR's in the 2do drawer so I'm sure I will have plenty of time for experimenting with that technique.
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I have a couple of these wheels for my Grizzly version of a Dremel and have used them the same way. I have steel, copper & one with plastic bristles & have used them all on my razors & knifes.
Originally Posted by Geezer
Just for information, a way to get into the spine shoulder and grind area.
"A Cup Wheel on a Dremel "
It does not cut fast with grey crayon but will go to th bottom of corrosion if necessary.
I found it, at low speed, to be perfect for cleaning the Lindley stubtail. It gently topped the re-gring lines of long ago and got the scratches out of the spine/shoulder/grind area.
Here is a razor from 2do box as an example. I now know that that razor will be a long sanding job as some pits are deep.
JMO, YMMV
~Richard
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11-13-2018, 01:43 AM #24Member
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Thanks for your reply Slawman. I have picked up a small kit with some of these bristled cups for use on future needs. This blade is still awaiting its scales...I was kinda stuck on the wedge type and just last week made some decisions on materials...should be coming later this week...see if I can make some progress on wrapping up my first cleanup. I've been diversifying and learning to hone in the meantime so I hope to also be able to put an edge on this baby when it is time...so much great information here it's overwhelming to say the least...
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