Wade & Butcher in African Ironwood

Discussion in 'Razor Restoration' started by KCphotog, Feb 21, 2016.

  1. KCphotog

    KCphotog Well-Known Member

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    Just finished up another pre 1891 Wade & Butcher barbers notch. The original scales were cracked and not salvageable. There is a bit of pitting along the scale line, but it still polished up pretty well. Ended up going with an African Ironwood for the scales and a bone wedge.

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    Went ahead and just cut them down to the shape of the originals
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    before final shaping of the wedge
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    showing the wedge spacing
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  2. BeShaved

    BeShaved Well-Known Member

    That is so beautiful.
     
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  3. battle.munky

    battle.munky Has the menthol.munky on his back!

    Great job on that razor. I love W&B.
     
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  4. david of central florida

    david of central florida Rhubarb Rubber

    very nicely done
     
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  5. AGHisBBS

    AGHisBBS Well-Known Member

    I can't believe the before and after, like night and day! Wow!
     
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  6. gssixgun

    gssixgun At this point in time...

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    Veeeeeeery NICE !!!!

    I really love the use of the Brass pin and the SS washer, I have been using that combo a bit now after seeing it on a early 1800's razor I kinda like the effect myself too
     
  7. swarden43

    swarden43 "It's your shave. Enjoy it your way."©

  8. 45auto

    45auto Well-Known Member

    Sweet!
     
  9. MattCB

    MattCB Well-Known Member

    Great work!
     
  10. KCphotog

    KCphotog Well-Known Member

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    Thanks everyone!
     
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