Thread: F. Reynolds Custom Restoration in Honey Horn

Every now and then you get a piece of raw material, that just really stands out, and this piece of Honey Horn was one of them, was so easy to work, and the coloring was just outstanding...This is very near a full wedge, super heavy blade,,

Make: Frederick Reynolds, Sheffield England

Size: 6/8

Steel: Carbon, Satin finish buffing

Grind: Near Wedge

Scales: Buffalo Honey Horn

Finish: Micro-Mesh to 12000 grit w/water

Wedge: Bison Bone

Pins: Brass

Washers: Brass

Hones: Norton 1-4-8, Select Coticule Finisher










Thanks for looking

I really like it Glenn. I wish I had something more eloquent to say, but that's the plain and simple truth of it. Very well done IMHO.

Can't wait to shave with that baby! Looks very good Glenn. You did an astonishing job!!

Well done. Your workmanship compliments a beautiful piece of material. Fine work again.

Stu

That honey horn is outstanding. It's got a beautiful colour. I like that little portion on the non-stamped side of the blade that almost turns blonde near the toe.

Don't mind the Starrett either!

The colors in that horn is beautiful - Love it!

Oustanding work as always, some day I hope to accomplish the skills of you more experienced guys!

Your an inspiration Glenn

If the original manufacturer saw that he would probably go home and slap his dad for not teaching him to do that kind of work. Another outstanding job. Your restorations never cease to amaze me.

All I can say is WOW, but I've come to expect that from you. Never cease to amaze me Glen.

Beautiful work Glen, the horn scales look super, and a great looking wedge.

Jamie.