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heavydutysg135 · 07-07-2008, 08:08 PM

Here is a Joseph Rodgers and Sons Cutlers to Their Majesties 7/8 Meat Chopper that was reground, rescaled, and honed by Joe Chandler; I have only shaved with this blade two times and then kept it as a display item. The blade was reground with an 8 inch diameter wheel (about a ¼ hollow grind) and mirror finished. The scales are oil finished rosewood burl with an amazing grain and the spacer is mammoth tooth. This one is among that absolute best coming out of Sheffield (or anywhere for that matter). Unfortunately, the CPA exam review courses turned out to be $1,200 more than I expected/budgeted for so I have to give up some of my favorites. I am asking SOLD. I really wish that I could afford to sell this razor for a lot less, but then if I could then it would not be for sale. The mark in the second picture from the oil, not a mark on the blade; the razor is close to imaculate.

David

07-07-2008, 08:08 PM	#1 (permalink)
heavydutysg135 Status: Frameback Aficionado Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 1,375 Thanks: 9 Thanked 66 Times in 20 Posts	Joe Chandler Joseph Rodgers 7/8 Meat Chopper Here is a Joseph Rodgers and Sons Cutlers to Their Majesties 7/8 Meat Chopper that was reground, rescaled, and honed by Joe Chandler; I have only shaved with this blade two times and then kept it as a display item. The blade was reground with an 8 inch diameter wheel (about a ¼ hollow grind) and mirror finished. The scales are oil finished rosewood burl with an amazing grain and the spacer is mammoth tooth. This one is among that absolute best coming out of Sheffield (or anywhere for that matter). Unfortunately, the CPA exam review courses turned out to be $1,200 more than I expected/budgeted for so I have to give up some of my favorites. I am asking SOLD. I really wish that I could afford to sell this razor for a lot less, but then if I could then it would not be for sale. The mark in the second picture from the oil, not a mark on the blade; the razor is close to imaculate. David Attached Images Last edited by heavydutysg135; 07-08-2008 at 05:25 AM.