so a post on a couple of razors i am working on for a friend. These both had extensive pitting, however one had much deeper pitting. at some point you have to question when to stop removing metal. i think the larger W&B looks good with a nice satin finish. this one is finished up to 600 grit set in original period correct horn that i borrowed from another blade. i have a set of epoxied cocobolo that are ready to go on, however trying to work the horn in on the deal.

W&B Satin in Horn

W&B Satin
the 2nd one has huge pits in the spine, however the edge is in really good shape. the face also has ‘celebrated razor’ etched in, however the pitting has taken over most of that. so again, question is how far to take the sanding without sacrificing the razor’s integrity. if i were to get rid of all of the pitting, i would get rid of half of the metal in this blade.

W&B Celebrated

W&B Celebrated Pitting
so here is the current project, and i hope that i can get these finished up soon. the 2nd blade is going into some epoxy rosewood scales.
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