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I'm sure there is an answer in the workshop forum. As I don't actually restore razors, I am hesitant to simply repeat what others have said about it unless I can find a comprehensive post or thread in the forum regarding at least the kinds of tools necessary | I'm sure there is an answer in the workshop forum. As I don't actually restore razors, I am hesitant to simply repeat what others have said about it unless I can find a comprehensive post or thread in the forum regarding at least the kinds of tools necessary | ||
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| + | In the section, "Does the length of a blade matter?" the phrase "cross grain" is used, and I can't really tell whether it here means "across the grain" or "against the grain." I was just scouting around adding links to the acronyms "w/x/atg." For now, I added the acronym "xtg." | ||
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"What tools do I need" is becoming a frequently asked question. And I do not know a good answer
There is a thread somewhere (BeBerlin 17:13, 5 December 2008 (UTC))
- Cannot quite find it, but I believe it's in the workshop subforum.
- Or what are you referring to?
adding a comment - testing
I'm sure there is an answer in the workshop forum. As I don't actually restore razors, I am hesitant to simply repeat what others have said about it unless I can find a comprehensive post or thread in the forum regarding at least the kinds of tools necessary
"cross grain" = "against the grain" or "across the grain"?
In the section, "Does the length of a blade matter?" the phrase "cross grain" is used, and I can't really tell whether it here means "across the grain" or "against the grain." I was just scouting around adding links to the acronyms "w/x/atg." For now, I added the acronym "xtg."
