Raymondmillbrae
Totally bogus
So, like the title says, I have a few questions.
1) Who came-up with the wedge being a contrasting color?
I see some incredible mirror-polished razors, in incredible black handles...with funky, contrasting, white wedges. (Or similar).
Who came up with that?
Is that a vintage thing? (Because I don’t remember seeing that in old razors). Or is that a fairly new practice?
2) What is an acceptable or common wedge material? Is it usually the same material as the scales, or is there a standard choice?
3) What is the recommended size of a wedge?
In other words, when designing scales to the blade, how much longer should the wedge-side of the scales be than the toe of the blade?
Anyone recommend a restoration supplier besides Maggards, eBay, or Etsy?
1) Who came-up with the wedge being a contrasting color?
I see some incredible mirror-polished razors, in incredible black handles...with funky, contrasting, white wedges. (Or similar).
Who came up with that?
Is that a vintage thing? (Because I don’t remember seeing that in old razors). Or is that a fairly new practice?
2) What is an acceptable or common wedge material? Is it usually the same material as the scales, or is there a standard choice?
3) What is the recommended size of a wedge?
In other words, when designing scales to the blade, how much longer should the wedge-side of the scales be than the toe of the blade?
Anyone recommend a restoration supplier besides Maggards, eBay, or Etsy?
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