#1

Member
Gatineau, QC, Canada
I polished this razor my self in my workshop it took me two days and hours to get perfection mirror finish...

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#2

Member
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Very nice

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#3

Member
Gatineau, QC, Canada
Thank you 

It took me a 3 days to complete the Job this was hard razor to polish for me of all..

I’m searching for wolf whiskers brush and cannot reply to any members want to buy post to make after 10 period as newbie here lol

If you kindly know anyone shout out to me please 

Also I’ll be selling my polished Rockwell 6S used only once and I don’t use it often..

Looking around $250 CAD I think it’s fair or trade for Chacoal Good with some money to add
"Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value."

  - Albert Einstein
#4
Looks like a great job.

Not a metal worker, but any way the polishing could have changed the specs regarding gaps (edge of cap, edge of base plate)? Italian Barber uses that reasoning for not polishing the Game Changer razors.

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#5
Wow, that looks like it was really worked with to refine the finish. It seems pretty reflective so nice job. Happy shaving AlanH81

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#6

Member
Singapore
Definitely adds an air of sophistication that is not native to Rockwell 6S razors. Nicely done.

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#7

Member
Gatineau, QC, Canada
The only way to get it polished as wished changing specs not that much shave is amazing and feel
"Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value."

  - Albert Einstein
#8
Love my Rockwell but yours looks much better!


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