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    Default Wade & Butcher Fine India Steel in B&W Ebony

    This one I had a little fun with, David told me to do whatever I wanted to with the scales.... Soooooo I used some Black n White Ebony that I had been wanting to use on something, and this 7/8 W&B Fine India steel razor that he sent me was "something"
    I built the scales using almost the original pattern, but tweaked it some, I used a Gabon Ebony wedge sheathed in thin brass for some weight and just because I liked the looks.. I used stacked, domed brass washers, with brass pins for hardware... The finish is a little different too....
    I used a water based Poly-Acrylic spray and left in the slight dimpling effect with 8 coats.. This stuff is about as tuff a finish as you can find....
    The blade came out to an almost mirror finish....
    Dwessel I still gotta put an edge on it then I'll send her flying south back to you.... Hope ya like it

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    Ooh I like that.

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    Mikey likes ,,very much!!!

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    The brass highlights on the dark wedge really does it for me.


    Fine India steel is some of the smoothest shaving iron you'll ever come across!

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    Glen,Beautiful,and I bet it will be a great shaver.Brgds Gary

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    Yeooooza! That's the cadilac that could make me leave my ford.

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    Anothe great job, I really like that..

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    Nice looking job Glen.

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    Like the tortise shell effect on the timber.. Tres elegante.
    But then Fine India Steel deserves it.

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    Great job as usual Glen - your work is defiintely being refined and gaining is the sophisticated details.

    Mark

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