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so not much that i know abut hte razors btu im cleaning them up
there is still more work to do but some of what you see on the blades is dust not rust
http://www.harnerknives.com/wp-conte...dsc06534sm.jpg
http://www.harnerknives.com/wp-conte...dsc06537sm.jpg
http://www.harnerknives.com/wp-conte...dsc06536sm.jpg
Great looking work and nice collection of razors you have there.
They are very nice blades & with the right scales should look fantastic! Love that W&B at the top.
Those sheffields are making me drool. If they're too much work for you. You could always scoot them over my way :D
Very nice wade and butcher at the top. I have been looking for one of those for a while now. That has a very similar blade to the prop used in sweeny todd. Very beautiful blade though.
got some more time in on them
http://www.harnerknives.com/wp-conte...dsc06558sm.jpg
Damn son! Looking good...
drooooooooool
Nice work, Butch.
those are coming out great, Butch! What's your poison? What are you using to get that beautiful shine? Learn us restoration peons something :bow
Very nice butch, I guess they'll be coming home soon :)
that wwr does look a whole lot better now, and so does the helje - another christmas event is about to happen.
Yeah, this one I believe is 1830-1837 iirc, looks similar to the featheredge in grind - those aren't too common for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by mbhodges
Of course, you can pick up those sweeny todd replicas on ebay. If you don't care to shave with them that is :)
Those are looking great... are you putting the original scales back on? it would be a shame to loose all that ivory
pray, tell us about the spa treatment!
so far as what i use
for really grinding away blaze 60 grit
then i have 3M gator belts in a few different grits
i hit the razor witha green compound loaded 800 grit cork belt adn a light buff