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epic thread, and thanks to all contributors. I'd also like to hear back from those that used the ceramic and resin mix as bumped in above two posts. I'd also like to hear from any Australians, and what is viable and successful here as my compatriot "Lancer" mentions in 2008 Terrific read.
Just a quick question....I have (It looks like) gold etching on the blade of one of my Keen Kutter SR and was wondering if this would damage the etching and remove it?
Thanks, Great thread
Razorburn:
Yes it will remove the gold, it will also remove the frosted style etch
Great read.
I spent the good part of an hour reading through this I was so intrigued.
Now to bookmark this and finish the rest later!:)
Going to give this a try...bought a tumbler and some media last night...we will see how it goes...
Just a quick question...the screw that runs through the center of the hopper, would it be safer to slide a piece of clear tubing over that to help protect the blade?
Thanks,
Razorburn
I've never had any blade damage while using my hopper, but I doubt it would hurt to put some sort of sleeve over the threaded rod. Fun part is loading up the walnut and cob media, seems to take forever for all the blobs to disburse...
Scott
A very good read! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by basil
I'm going to start my first razor restore tonight...will post before and after picts as things go along...starting with the walnut first.
What are you treating your media with?