Here's a couple pics of my butcher. Sanded it from 400-2000 then emery and inox with my dremel.To bad i cant take a steadier picture. It's not perfect but i'm pretty stoked to hone it up.
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Nice pics and nice creative title. Stuff like that makes me want to dig in and see what you've got to say!! LOL
I expected a post about the lonliest number.
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I was actually trying to title it (1" wade) buy not being a good typer i hit the wrong key.
it looks good, mate!
Antique Hoosier
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Classic, handsome blade!
Looks great, man. I have a quick question for you. What emery and inox (I'm honestly not even sure what inox is) did you use, and where did you pick it up? I have a blade that I'm pretty much finished sanding (finally) and it needs something like emery to finish it up. I'm rather inexperienced with metal polishing beyond sandpaper.
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I picked up the emery and inox buffing compounds at ace hardware.The compounds are step 1 and 2 for ferrous metals. There made for bench top buffing unots but i figured it would work for a dremel if you keep the speed down.I didn't use a dremel brand buff cause there too small. Instead i used one made by fornay in the welding isle.
Great information, spanx. Thanks a ton.
Great looking razor! Go hone it up, your inner shaving voice is commanding you 
Very Very nice! Good Job
make it sing!
make it sing!
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I made it sting.Is that close enough?
that is a fine looking razor there, i hope to see it in a sotd pic in the near future.
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