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  1. 02-09-2011, 10:00 PM #1
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    Default Chiped edge ??????

    Just wondering how bad this wiuld be to fix????? I gess ground down to top of the chip???

    Just looking for some Ideas.....Thanks


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    Wink Maybe 1/8 inch lost - but should work.....

    I've salvaged some razors with even deeper cracks or chips. Aside from the hone wear, it should prove to be a good shaver if it is a quality razor.

    Good luck! and Happy Shaving
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    I'm no expert, but it looks like grinding this one out would not leave you with much of a razor at all...Looks like you'd be cutting into the shoulder. Too bad...looks like a nice razor

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    You could probably hone it out or possibly do something like this if you have the know how. The blade would be getting a little on the short side, but on the other hand at least it wouldnt go to waste.
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    It looks like a 5/8s. If it was a larger razor I would say go ahead. I'm not sure I would do all the work to wind up with a 4/8s unless it was something really special.
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    Whatever you do there will be serious heel reprofiling involved.
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Whatever you do there will be serious heel reprofiling involved.
    Looks like work to me and a lot of it!
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    It certainly does Ollie

    Personally, I'd go with Baldy's approach & cut n shut the heel.
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    It looks like way more work than the razor is "worth", IMHO. However, by the time you're done, you'd have learned a lot...

    Good luck
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  10. 02-10-2011, 05:10 AM #10
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    Thanks to everyone for the Info, would like to save it in one way or another. We shall see......
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