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    This W&B by send to me by fellow SRP member Mike.

    I only received the blade, which was extremelly well packaged. Mike's instructions were basically, faux tortoise, nice heft and thick handle and clean the blade. He also suggested his personal scale design and preference as what he wanted to have.

    The blade came tarnished and patina saturated. It actually took me a long time to get rid of it as you don't want to overheat the blade. But I managed to see some light at the end of the tunnel and in the end it cleaned up extremely well.

    Still need to hone her up and knowing those framebacks it will probably be a PITA... but worth the effort.

    Mike, Enjoy!

    Brand: manufactured by W&B
    Grind: Wedge - Frameback - Smile on edge and spine
    Total weight: 2.0 Oz
    Total cutting edge: 2.75 inches
    Wedge: Bronze Acrylic
    Pins/Washers: Brass/Nickel Silver
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    Lovely job as yours always are Max.

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    Superp, as always.

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    Default great job

    excellent job.handles are lovely.

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    Your attention to detail is pretty amazing. If you ever decide to start making your own razors, put me down for at least one.

    Dave

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    YEAH BABY !!!! WOOO HOOO THAT IS HOT !
    MAX THAT IS BETTER THAN I EXPECTED .

    THANK YOU.

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    I really love the way the ends are shaped on those scales and they have some heft to them ... Perfect just Perfect !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike257 View Post
    I really love the way the ends are shaped on those scales and they have some heft to them ... Perfect just Perfect !
    Thx Mike!!! I did exactly as you requested or at least I tried to follow your directions. And again, pics don't do them any justice. There's plenty of happy campers that can vouch for that!
    It's truly a beautiful razor and it's just another example why vintage razor are so in demand. They are unique and irreplaceable.

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    Awesome job Max!!!!

    Lynn
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    Honed 40000 razors over the last 15 years

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    Max strikes again! Hey Max... for what it's worth, this is my favorite frameback I've seen yet. Congrats Mike.

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