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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Really nice work

    It is always a good feeling to take one outta the scrap heap and end up with something that looks like that !!!


    I really like the wedge design
    Thanks G!

    I've been playing around with extending the base of the wedge a bit. It can be a bit finicky to taper accurately, but I've found that they look sweet when they fit. Hmmmm, maybe I got some firsthand knowledge about that with a WB of my own??
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    If you taper first, then cut/sand out the swoop it will never be a problem again

    I saw it once on an old set of scales, and I realized that it also would act as a blade block if dropped or mis-handled and started doing them that way about 3 years ago.. plus I like the look
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maxi View Post
    They taste great too!
    Have you tried the Ramon Allones Extra yet? If you haven't, highly recommended.

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    Great looking razor and a very skillful resto job. I especially like your scale shaping and the white spacer in contrast. Ken

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    Thats a georgious looking razor! Nice work.

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    Nice looking sticks laying there !

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    I am REALLY feeling the understated classy elegance of translusent/brown horn scales

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    I love that restoration and barber's notch. Mirror finish indeed. I want!

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    That is the nicest looking cigar cutter I've ever seen. Great job !

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