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    Default Broken Western SR repair w/ Eastern input...

    I watched the new video posted shaving with a Japanese razor (great video by the way). My problem: I have this broken Antoni Tadross SR (could be a junk razor for all I know) & am a noob, but love new projects:
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    I remove the scales...may use them some other day.
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    I cut the blade down under water with battery powered dremel. I took my time to ensure minimal heat, took probably 30 minutes. My battery powered dremel turns much slower than either of my two electrics...shockingly, I'm not a fan of the 60 cycle jingle
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    I route out where I will be inserting the new handles.
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    Gorilla glued, sanded & stained. Might I say ugly as sin, bulky, useless...gotta do something about that.
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    That's more like it. Not sure how I want to finish it from here. For now I'll leave it stained. The stain is Minwax Provincial, straight.
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    Honing...
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    Starting to polish the edge from here out. All of the stones are Japanese wetstones, some natural, some synthetic & of various mfg.
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    I'd love to hear from you guys to hear some input. I have to say that it shaves well. I found myself using shorter strokes with it, just like the video. I did nick myself at my cheekbone, can't use a shorter blade like a typical 3" blade. Works real well around the ears & throat area where. Was an Antoni Tadross SR even worth TWO DAYS? I enjoyed it no matter, but don't plan on any more.

    Thanks for your time,
    Scott
    Southeastern Oklahoma/Northeastern Texas helper. Please don't hesitate to contact me.
    Thank you and God Bless, Scott

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