I really can't help you but being a mineral collector I can tell you scales from stone aren't a great idea. They will be heavy and throw the balance of the razor off and to do them thin enough so they aren't heavy is tough because the material will be very brittle and tend to break very easily. Drilling the holes for the pins will require special equipment and the thinner the scales the more likely they will crack. Also you can't just buy some sandpaper and smooth the stuff out like wood. They do have special abrasives for stone carving but most of it uses special equipment. I've never seen it to fit a dremmel or similar. You would need to find someone who does semiprecious stone carving.
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Sparks, Nevada Police report last night Homer La Fong Died while shaving with his straight razor. His wife reported he was using his Iwasaki Razor and while shaving his neck it just seemed to have a mind of its own and came to life and cut his throat. Subsequent investigation revealed the razor belonged to Toshiro Kawasaki a WWll Kamakazee pilot who was killed when his plane slammed into the USS Yorktown. His last act was to shave with that razor. It is suspected the razor is haunted.
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