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Thread: R. Hibberd 8/8 wedge in blond horn

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    Hi,

    Does that scale material require sealing or anything? how does one maintain it? - Looking into buying some.

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    I just sanded the horn and polished it on my buffing wheel. It does not have any type of sealant or anything. So far, so good.

    I think the the most common problems people encounter with horn are warping and horn beetles (carpet beetles).

    By the way, this blade has turned out to be an excellent shaver.

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    I like it!

    Chris

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    Thanks for the pic's. Great work on that.

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    That's one hunk of steel! I love those horn scales.

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    Looks great, nice job!

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    Beautiful job!!! What type of washers did you use and where did you get them?
    Tony B.

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    Brando, they are stainless steel washers from Small Parts. I don't remember exactly which size I used.

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    Nice job! Being a good shaver is a +++!

    Ronnie

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