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Mark
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Carl, that is very elegant. The blank really sets it off. It even matches the bristles. Very nice shaving set.
PaulDoug
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Verrrrrry Nice! I've had that on my "to do" list for a long time. Do they have a blank of that big enough to make a matching soap mug?
turbowagon
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Very nice! I have a few of those stands, but they don't hold my razors very well. Does the new fitting hold the razor securely on the metal stands, or is it a balancing act?
cnirenberg
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Sweeet!
fernhills
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Hi, yes it was just the ticket. I made a few before with out the fitting and it was indeed a balancing act when the stand is in use. Or you had to turn the handle very thin in center so it would fit in its bracket, and that weakens the handle in wood, acrylic would be OK though. Thanks everyone for your comments. Carl
ahoiberg
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that's a hot looking set! nicely done.
Phunky_2003
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That is awesome. I've been wanting to give those sets a try. That may just have pushed me over the edge. Very nice.
PenWorks
Member
Good one Carl, great looking set. 
David Keller
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Very nice... I love the way the PR looks on those.
seamus7227
Member
Now that is just bad asterick*! that would make a great gift for my best man and the groomsmen in my wedding. Thanks for the idea, and great work!
nava1uni
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Beautiful set. Makes me want to try doing one of those.
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding.
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding.
Mrs Rojo22
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Really nice!
Robin
Robin
GoodTurns
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very nice set. the cats do look nice on the brushes and razor..have several similar in my inventory.
KDM
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To Seal or Not to Seal
Those are jsut lovely! I have a plan to do this with a safety raazor, actually. I'm still puzzling out the mechanics. I need 2 tubes: one to open the buttterfly and the other to set the rake on the blade.
Before I start, I'm looking for opinions on sealing / varnishing the wood. I plan on using mahogany. It's a nice oily wood and I'd be reasonably content not to bother putting a varnish or a CA finish on it at all. I don't think it would rot if it got wet. Not very quickly any way. I have the same dilemma which faces boat owners: shold I varnish it? I'm concerned that the varnish will only trap in moisture, making the wood rot more quickly.
Has anyone got any thoughts?
(Last time I asked that, someone said "Yes, but where are we going to get a cat and some fireworks at this time of night?")
Those are jsut lovely! I have a plan to do this with a safety raazor, actually. I'm still puzzling out the mechanics. I need 2 tubes: one to open the buttterfly and the other to set the rake on the blade.
Before I start, I'm looking for opinions on sealing / varnishing the wood. I plan on using mahogany. It's a nice oily wood and I'd be reasonably content not to bother putting a varnish or a CA finish on it at all. I don't think it would rot if it got wet. Not very quickly any way. I have the same dilemma which faces boat owners: shold I varnish it? I'm concerned that the varnish will only trap in moisture, making the wood rot more quickly.
Has anyone got any thoughts?
(Last time I asked that, someone said "Yes, but where are we going to get a cat and some fireworks at this time of night?")
fernhills
Member
I am now using a brush handle made from Wenge, no finish at all on it. Been using it for the past 6 months. I am trying to see how long it last for my own experiment. I occasionally rub some baby oil on it to shine it up a bit, only because it is in the medicine cabinet. So far so good. Carl