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    Here is my first attempt at a regrind using my homemade grinder. The razor is a John Barber razor it was deeply pitted. I used about a 3.5” dia. Contact wheel. I was a good learning experience. I need to get more belts I have coarse belts and fine belts, but not much in the middle. I really never got all of the scratches form the coarse belts out. I am keeping an eye on ebay to find another beater blade that nobody wants to try the process again.

    I also included pics of the horn repair I used thickened epoxy tinted with pigment to fill the voids.

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    looks good
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    Great work on a great razor!!!



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    That's awesome work, Charlie! Really nice job. I'd buy that one if it were for sale (and I had some money ) You should feel good about that one.

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    Wow - cannot say more...

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    I think both jobs are amazing: the blade regrind as well as the bone repair. I thought you'd made new scales for it upon my first look at the pictures. Had to look again after I read your comments.
    Would you care to post a picture of your homemade grinding setup?

    Very well done,
    Bart.

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    Nice stuff!....

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    Would you care to post a picture of your homemade grinding setup?

    Bart.[/QUOTE]
    Here is the linkt to the thread with pictures of the grinder.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/showthread.php?t=17875

    Charlie

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    nice razor, and work....................

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    Quote Originally Posted by spazola View Post
    Here is the linkt to the thread with pictures of the grinder.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/showthread.php?t=17875

    Charlie
    Thanks Charlie. Nice Thread.

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