#1

That Bald Guy with the Big Beard
Bishop, CA
Took a Gold Dollar 300 and put it in some Teak scales I made. This is the second razor from the PIF I did not long ago...

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I know they aren't perfect, but they look pretty decent in my opinion...better than the plastic ones that it had, anyhow...

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#2

Posting Freak
BadDad that looks great. I've always loved the look and feel of teak, an excellent choice of wood for what will be "wet service" . Thanks for sharing.
Marko

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#3

That Bald Guy with the Big Beard
Bishop, CA
(06-30-2016, 04:59 AM)Marko Wrote: BadDad that looks great.  I've always loved the look and feel of teak, an excellent choice of wood for what will be "wet service" . Thanks for sharing.
Marko

Thanks, Marko!

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#4

Super Moderator
San Diego, Cal., USA
That classic simplicity in teak is beautiful, Chris.  As you say, definitely better than plastic.  I shall look forward to your future endevors in making scales and hope you'll succeed in your attempts at scales made with a single piece of wood. Happy2

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#5
Looks like gold. Great job

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#6

Chazz Reinhold HOF
Nice work BadDad

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#7

Member
Texas
Fantastic job Chris. Looks a million times better than the crappy stock scales on the 300

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Jerry
#8

Member
Austin, TX
Agree with the others- great work Chris and the teak looks fantastic!

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#9

Member
Southern Ohio
I like the look of the Teak - great job.

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#10

Member
Detroit
Nice work Chris! Looks waaay better than your standard GD scales.

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