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    Default #18 x 3/4" Escutcheon pins

    Just found some pins at Home depot. I had bought some at Lowes but they are now plated steel. The pins are Crown bolt part #45304 and SKU#030699453047. Bring a magnet. I anneal them on the stove as needed. Heat till the flame and pin change color and quench in water. I flatten the heads with a file after peening. I have more # 0 and #00 washers on the way from Micro Fasteners.

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    They have the brass ones still, should be right next to the plated ones....
    they work but they are a little thin....

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    Default Pins

    The stock must very from store to store. I like the #18's they are very close to most of the pins in the razors I have worked.

    Few have the larger pins. I have problems peening both sides when using 1/16" rod. I have to make a tool to pre-head the 1/16" rod. Any suggestions?

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    Would you have pictures?

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    Default Yeah just a few ideas

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...wers-here.html

    In the forum sticky are tons of links on how to pin and even where to get all the stuff

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    Default Pins

    Look at my post on new scales they are pinned with these. The pins look like common brads with a domed head and measure 0.053 inch in the shaft. Slightly smaller in diameter than the Dovo nickle silver pins from Classic. I re-pinned a Wester Brothers some time ago at the wedge and these were a press fit. A 1/16" pin would have required re-drilling. I find these are easier to peen when annealed.

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