#1
Since the bottom is ugly, I changed it to a new one.
I dug it out with a regular office knife for 30 minutes and processed brass into an NC machine.
How is it? Does it look okay?


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#2

veteran
Down South
Looks great! Just perfect. Congratulations!

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#3
Looks good. Strong work.

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#4
Very well done. That looks awesome.

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#5
Impressive work, thank you for showing the different stages of your project.

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A. Feitar
Portland, OR
Why doesn’t Merkur replace that plastic knob on future razors with a metal one?

Seems like a no brainer.

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#7

Posting Freak
A beautiful improvement  Happy2

I’m not sure of Merkur’s thought process in designing a pretty decent razor but deciding to stick that ugly plastic knob on it. I think it’s universally disliked.

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(02-23-2020, 07:41 AM)A. Feitar Wrote: Why doesn’t Merkur replace that plastic knob on future razors with a metal one?

Seems like a no brainer.
Because it's worked well enough since 1955. A lot of us think it's just fine and helps balance the short handle version just right.

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#9

Posting Freak
Canada
I actually like the plastic knob, but, also, enjoy the custom knobs that I have seen. Smile

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Celestino
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#10
(02-23-2020, 07:49 PM)celestino Wrote: I actually like the plastic knob, but, also, enjoy the custom knobs that I have seen. Smile
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