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    Default Do you "drive out" the pin to take the blade off the scale?

    Do you guys just use a small punch and hammer to drive out the pin and then drive it back in? I want to remove the blade on an old razor so I can restore the blade.

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    I have done it that way after filing the head down, you can also drill it out if you have a drill press.
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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    Thanks. Once removed, what do I use to replace the pin?

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    Quote Originally Posted by USA1 View Post
    Thanks. Once removed, what do I use to replace the pin?
    1/16 " brass or nickel silver rod, you need washers and peen hammer (or a table spoon) too.
    Stefan

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    The way you asked that question tells me you haven't done this before...
    The pins on razors are not like drift pins on guns and cars, these are actually small rivets...

    In the workshop welcome sticky I have compiled many of the threads that you need, read the ones on un-pinning and pinning, there are also pinning videos in the Wiki...

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


    BTW this isn't as easy to do without cracking the scales as you might think, in fact you should practice the actual pinning on Popsicle sticks first before you try scales...
    Last edited by gssixgun; 10-26-2009 at 04:11 AM.

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    Wonderful. Thank you friends.

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