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    Default Can this WB blade be used?

    I recently found this wade and butcher blade. It has a crack on the blade. Questions:

    1. is it worth putting new scalse on, and making shave ready?
    2. Would I have to use special care when using this? I can imagine that the crack will attract water and corosion will propogate from there.
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    Yes, it can be saved with a little time and care. I had a very similar crack in a W&B and ground it out carefully and slowly with a Dremel.



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    Yes. Take a look here, I just finished this project: http://straightrazorpalace.com/custo...ustom-fun.html

    The think about the crack isn't that it may attract water, it's more that its going to rip off your face first.
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    Alright! thanks for the input guys. I feel better about grinding on it. I really like what you did Maxi. You turned it into a really cool fixed Blade.

    Ill get better at posting on the right thread too. Sorry.
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    I have done a couple using a drill press abd a sanding drum.. I think if I used a dremmel I wouldn't be typing this right now... Or, maybe with just my thumbs...

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    I dont know if I have the skill to do that so I may outsource it to someone I have sent a couple of razors to before. I want him to put some custom scales on it to. Thinking Carbon fiber. Yea!

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