Thread: Can it be restored?

Can this blade be fixed,(there is a small chip ), is it worth it and who can do it? If its not clear in the photo its a J.A.Henckels Twinworks 76/ Solingen, Germa[URL=http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y163/willist/DSCN04702.jpg][ny.

Wilst:

I'm only a newbie but from what I've come to understand, generally Henckels are good blades. Lynn or Joe Chandler would be my choices for fixing this up. To my under-educated eyes, it looks like its in pretty good condition save for the small chip so I'd talk to them to get a better assessment.

Good luck with it.

Easily. Just a good amount of circular honing on 1000 grit wet/dry sand-paper until it's gone, hone and enjoy

Absolutely, it can be fixed. Follow Firestart's advice if you want to do it yourself. That one ain't even bad.

Just remember to tape the spine (electrical tape) first. I should have mentioned this first. Another tip is to alternate sides... 10 circles on face side, 10 circles on back side, to make sure there's an even bevel wear.

Thanks guys, I bought several sheets of different grit wet/dry. I'll see what happens. I'll post new photo when its done.

Henckels are always great shavers and that razor should buff out nicely and the chip is not bad. The question is what kind of handle ........ so many choices........

Have fun.

Lynn

Lynn or anyone else, whats your advice on a nice handle? The ones at classicshaving don't seem right especially the ones that say Dovo.

give Toxik or joechandler a PM and ask him to make you a custom set of scales from some exotic wood.. they look fantastic.. oh robert williams and also garythepenmen make nice scales. havn't seen gary around much lately though.

~J

ps. word has it that Toxik (jason) is going to have some nice new exotic woods to use soon.