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    Default Wade & Butcher 'For Barbers Use' 8/8 rescale

    A member here from SRP called 'Snuff' asked me to do a rescale on his Wade & Butcher he got from a friend. I agreed and payed him a visit (he doesn't live far from me). Very nice guy.

    Made new horn scales and kept the lead wedge and original stacked washers.

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    I hope you like it Ron
    So what do you guys think?
    Feel free to give me some comments.

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    Hubba hubba!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dimitry View Post
    I hope you like it Ron
    So what do you guys think?
    Feel free to give me some comments.
    A... i love it
    B.... absolutely gorgeous... stunning craftsmanship... better than new...
    C.... breathtaking work.... proud to own it.... would love to have one just like it...
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    In a word, breathtaking!

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    It is stunning. I have several W&B's, but no 8/8's. I would love to own a razor like that.

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    Nice work, keeping it correct in dimensions and kudos for saving the collars and wedge. The way it should be!

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    I love the way you made those stacked washer look. Did you sand them down to round them off or is that from the peening process?

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    If I may, the "stacked washers" are one pieced brass stampings created eons ago buy a guy sitting and stamping washers betweeen two dies. There also is a supporting washer underneath, of softer composition. I believe it is leather, or thick fabric. Triple stacked washers emulate the work, but these are authentic, I think? I like them too!
    Last edited by sharptonn; 11-10-2011 at 02:55 AM.

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    Nice job, probably didn't look that good when it was new.

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    Clean, elegant, stylish and well executed.

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