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In your dirt, stirring it up
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eTom (12-14-2011),Hirlau (12-14-2011),Tarkus (12-21-2011)
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That's a classy looking razor. Excellent work!! Thanks for sharing. Howard
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Nice job Tom. It looks really sleek!
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Those scales sure are purty...
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Great job! The is one good looking razor.
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Man oh man, nice work. Does anybody know about what year that Wostenholm was made?
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Congrats!
Nice looking razor.
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Lovely work Tom. Those scales are magic, they've got some class. The blade looks great too, well done.
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great looking razor, you have right the scales fit perfectly by this razor.
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Great Scales, nice work on that razor.
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I finally got to finishing another one for the old rotation. I have been saving these scales for years, waiting for the right blade. This one was not exactly right, though. I unpinned the aluminum bottom pin, removed the aluminum wedge and found an old lead wedge the right size to keep the 7/8 blade from poking through the bottom. Some bushings were required on the bottom pin holes as the original aluminum pin was quite large. I used Babur's collars and domes with brass spacers. A bit of tweaking was required to clear the large tang. It sure was nice to start with a fairly clean blade as getting it put together was a mess! The hones tonite and the shave soon!
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