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    Default Cutthroat repair pins 1 oz 350+... on ebay

    Rather than posting this in "Auction Talk", I thought it get more attention here...

    Do these look like razor pins? I would think they need to be re-sized first.

    straight razor cutthroat repair pins 1 oz 350+ pins - eBay (item 220444949253 end time Jul-06-09 09:29:35 PDT)

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    Those are ????? Blind Rivets???? I think is what they are actually called

    They are too small for pinning razors...

    If you google brass rivets there are some cool things out there, but I haven't found quite the right size myself....

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    I think you're right about the blind rivets... thought I saw some of those at a construction site.
    Hmmm, it's interesting though... 3 bids on... I hope none of our members.

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    To short to work with a razor. Somebody isn't going to be happy!

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    Will the #713171 (5/8"x16 Gauge) Solid Brass Escutheon Pins work?
    Stainless Steel Nails and Solid brass Pins
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    Yes, that will work perfectly…

    However I find the #16 is just a smidgen larger than 1/16” so if you are replacing pins on a vintage razor, these Escutheon Pins may be “difficult” to go through the hole in the scales, so you may have to ream the hole just a bit (don't force it or your scales may split)… exact same thing if you drill holes in new scales with a 1/16” bit, the hole will be slightly small for the pin so you may want to widen those too.

    Hope this helps

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