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    I think you did and outstanding job of getting back to a useable razor!
    99% would toss it and say well thats that. Instead you took it to another level and having seen this done before I really applaud your efforts. The completed project does look really cool BUT most important I think is that you salvaged it from the depths of dead to breathing new life into it.
    Great work !!!
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    PS thumbs up for Sebastian lol

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    Well done. As Earthdawn said, in most cases it would have been trashed. You've done a great job bringing it back from the dead. Nice finish on the blade, and your pinning is really tidy.

    Dogs are always very helpful in the workshop I find, plenty of moral support .

    Stu

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    Nice job. Not too shabby for a first time.

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    awesome job, always warms my heart to see somebody making something useable out of a junker, there's only so many vintage razors out there and the more we can save the better off everyone is

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    Kudos... Very impressive with the blade. I like it... but what i would like to see, is for you to make a set of scales
    that better fit the look of the razor. You opened it up... you saw there's not a lot going on in there. Two washers inside and a pin.
    If you want some help getting started, just PM me.

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    It's good to see an old blade go back on the line; good job.

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    I'll trade you a nice razor for that dog.

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