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Thread: Advice on restoring this razor

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    It's always a balancing act. If you consider your time as equal to money you could spend hundreds to resurrect something you could buy for $20. If it's a hobby it doesn't translate exactly the same but it still applies that you could find one that doesn't need so much work that would be a better investment.
    But then if you really, really want it it may be worth more than the monetary value. You have to make that determination yourself. If it's a goal to learn to restore them though I personally wouldn't start on one I really had the yearn for. I have made a mess of a couple I really wanted and that is a real drag.
    Last edited by PaulFLUS; 04-05-2020 at 03:45 PM.
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