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  1. 04-01-2008, 06:24 AM #1
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    Default W&B with Buddel-Scales and adjustable pins

    The scales are from myrtle/walnut wood. The wedge is from tin/vulcanfibre. And the pins at the blade are adjustable now. Hope you like it.
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    that is one bad ass lookin straight
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    Dude that rocks!!!
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    Your layered(?) wedge is really nice, torxhead screws for the adjustable pin? where did you find those?
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  6. 04-01-2008, 12:48 PM #5
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    That wood is incredible. Nice work.

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    Very nice!! Job well done!!
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    Wow thats very nice, I wouldn't leave my other razors alone with that one. It looks like if you did, when you came home they would all be huddled in a corner scared to death!

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    I have never been more impressed by a set of wooden scales. Great job.
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  10. 04-02-2008, 02:43 AM #9
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    I have never seen such scalework of this intricacy.
    WOW!!!
    The blade is well....nice
    The scales are off the chart
    Do you have pics of the process?
    What amount of time to form these?
    WOW!!
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  11. 04-02-2008, 07:51 AM #10
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    Awesome work!
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