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  1. 08-10-2009, 05:35 PM #1
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    Question Repinning Horn scales

    Are there any tricks to repinning horn scales? What should I be prepared for and what to be careful of? Any help is appreciated.
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    Here in the Wiki is a step by step

    Un-pinning and re-pinning a razor - Straight Razor Place Wiki

    I would also always recommend following the Wiki links to the original threads to read all the asked and answered questions on all the threads..

    Alex/Philadeplh also has a video in there to complement this step by step guide...

    In the webcast is another video of me doing some pin tightening...

    Hope all that helps...

    TY Robin...
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    The link to the Wiki article is Un-pinning and re-pinning a razor - Straight Razor Place Wiki (missed a blank there). I also put the videos in the article itself.

    Sterling stuff, thanks to Glen and Alex.
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    I like to put electrical tape around the pin when i am grinding it off, just in case i slip.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slartibartfast View Post
    I like to put electrical tape around the pin when i am grinding it off, just in case i slip.
    That's a great tip. Thanks.
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    The only difference with horn is its more fragile so one tap too hard or too many and it can be toast. If its your first I wouldn't start with horn.
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