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  1. 04-07-2008, 01:52 AM #1
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    Default A really old Rodgers Tortoise Wedge

    This razor was buried in a lot of junk. I thought why not and started taking the scales off the blade. Everything was so dirty and corroded I really couldn't tell anything about the razor. When I discovered that it was real tortoise I decided to do a full restore on the whole thing. It all came through just peachy. I put bullseyes pins in it with an adjustable pivot. It was a trail to hone but it came around. It's just a neat razor.


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  2. 04-07-2008, 02:03 AM #2
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    Wonderful work Ken!
    The scale work with the heavy work on the blade was really worth it..
    It is probably better than new with the pins
    Congratulations on such a great resto...and God bless you for keeping this razor in action
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    Now you got me anxious as to what that old (1850s?) EBRO is gonna look like. This is one beautiful razor
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    Awesome work, it's a gorgeous blade now.
    Having Fun Shaving
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    Talking mmmmm..nice

    Oh, that is a nice razor! Nice scales.......
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    Nice job !!!





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  7. 04-07-2008, 03:49 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by fallout55 View Post
    Now you got me anxious as to what that old (1850s?) EBRO is gonna look like. This is one beautiful razor
    I keep changing my mind on the EBRO. I just cut up a big batch of various woods in to scale blanks. All of them would look great. I guess I just better "gitter done".
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  8. 04-08-2008, 03:32 PM #8
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    Nice work Ken. My Rodgers had very similar scales but they were broken - too bad because yours turned out very nicely. And that blade - WOW Whatashine!
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