I can show you one but I'm afraid the razor police might get me. I'm posting under a pseudonym through a VPN.
What about metal being taken off the spine when honing?
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I can show you one but I'm afraid the razor police might get me. I'm posting under a pseudonym through a VPN.
Slurry can ride up a bevel or spine and scratch in places you might not expect it to, especially with coarser stones/hones. Gold plating is exceedingly thin.
“I honestly don't much care about the cosmetics. I don't pay extra for a beautiful hammer. I don't pay extra for a beautiful razor. Well, usually not, anyway. And I don't value a razor or any other tool less because it appears to have been used.”
Interesting, I restore, refinish/grind and polish antique clock and small ball peen hammers, re handled in thin, octagonal handles of exotic woods and sell them for well over a hundred dollars. I can’t make them fast enough.
Most go to jewelry makers.
To each their own.
Interesting, I restore, refinish/grind and polish antique clock and small ball peen hammers, re handled in thin, octagonal handles of exotic woods and sell them for well over a hundred dollars. I can’t make them fast enough.
Most go to jewelry makers.
To each their own.
