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    Looking for brass/ silver spacers and pins, anyone know of a good source?

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    brass sheets $23 at OSH
    Microfasteners.com for adjustable pins... and washers.
    Leevalley.com for brass pins.

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    What is OSH?

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    Default washers on the inside of scales

    I was womdering if anyone puts washers between the scales and the tang?
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    I always do. It makes for a nicer fit and finish, the blade doesn't rub on the scales nearly as much, and it opens much smoother.

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    Mike what size washer is normaly used for the spacer where the pivot pin is .I have rescaled 1 razor, my wapi but i reused the 1's that were on the wapi .I have a straight that i am working on right now that did not have spacer's what size would u suggest ,and can they be found localy like ace hardware.
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    I have rescaled a few razors and played with blade bearing configs. What I find works best for me, I use two washers on either side of the blade. I put a stainless size 0 on the wood side with a nylon size 0 on the blade side. So I have scale, stainless washer, nylon washer, blade, nylon washer, stainless washer, other scale. The nylon is very thin and adds no extra space but it gives a nice feel to the blade. The nylon will not ware on the blade like the stainless will.


    Ace will have the size 0 stainless but not the nylon, and they will be around $0.15 each, or you can get a hundred for a couple of dollars at microfasteners.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cannonfodder View Post
    I have rescaled a few razors and played with blade bearing configs. What I find works best for me, I use two washers on either side of the blade. I put a stainless size 0 on the wood side with a nylon size 0 on the blade side. ...
    Dave,
    Where do you get the nylon size 0 washers? Microfasteners?

    *** Yeah, I see it at Microfasteners ***

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    Dave,
    Could you explain the benefit of the two washers over either one separately?

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