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You may remember seeing this. A 5/8 workedback Boker.
One of the scales was stuffed and the blade didn't look to pretty.
Well I gave it a bit of a clean up and even I'm impressed. Thanks btw to Randy for the magic powder.;)
Gary
ps This will be dressed in something nice soon.
Looks great!
What did you use for the spine (a dowel with sand paper?)?
I have this blade with a MOP tang. They shave great!
What are you thinking for a set of scales??
C utz
For the spine I used various sized buffing wheels on my dremel, there was no pitting to grind out.
The scales are going to match the blade in some fashion or other, I have a few ideas but I'll test first before I divulge.;)
Gary
Alright...
What's the magic powder? :confused:
Hey that's that "damaged" Boker I didn't bid on. :cry:
Very nice work Gary.
Fabulustre that I powdered and which he added to some metal polish.Quote:
Originally Posted by tombuesing
I love the worked back on that razor.
when you are using the "magic powder mixture" how are you using it?
via a cloth and hand rubbing .... felt wheel on a dremel....some kind of leather?
results look nice, seems to be a good idea. oh one more question... are you doing pure fabulustre then the "magic powder mixture" then pure maas as final, like a 3 step finally or does the "magic powder" provide a 3 in 1 combo step?
randy, when you powdered it, which way did you find to be the easiest powdering technique? i got a big ol' stick of fabulustre which prolly take me 4 years to use it all, so powdering it up for better results in a mixture would be something id like to do.
thanks,
~J
I mix a little of the powder in with my metal polish and use a buffing wheel on my dremel. Simple really. And great results.
Gary