Homemade Razor/Brush Display Stand

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LookingGlass
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Homemade Razor/Brush Display Stand

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I recently finished this shave stand and want to share the picture of it. It is walnut with a Teak Oil finish. It is the first one built this large and I want to make some tweaks on the next one. Perhaps a few more hanging brush slots. Maybe round the corners. It is nice to display my vintage Gillettes plus one lonely Schick Krona as well as my brush collection.

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Ed

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Well done!

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From a fellow woodworker, well done. Superb!
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Ed,

Congratulations, what outstanding workmanship.

I'm very envious. I just wish I had room for such a lovely cabinet.

Enjoy your shave friend.
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Very nice. Hope you do not out grow it! :D
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i like it too.

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What a lovely collection!
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Thanks for the kind words. :D :D

I am hoping it will be my AD blocker ( :roll: ).

I am getting ready to retire in a couple of weeks so I'll have more time to devote to the wood; picked up about 8 board feet of Honduran Mahogany this week. Looking to build some jewelery boxes as well as some single and double shave stands. I am not sure of the rules here, but I am looking at getting a Virginia small business license and trying to market some of the shave stands. Just gotta take my time and see how it goes.

Take care,
Ed
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It's beautiful, Ed!
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Very nice--simple and classy.
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Multiple thumbs-up!
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I have not done any wood work since making a chessboard in my high school woodshop in 1972 [still in use] Outstanding brush holder. :)
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Hey Ed, congrats on the upcoming retirement! It sounds as if you're going to be happily engaged in other projects, and that's wonderful. Love the new wooden rack, btw!
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Post by fallingwickets »

Multiple thumbs-up!
47 thumbs up to that!

very nice craftsmanship....I wish i knew how to do that.

When i first joined smf 'trumperman' built a razor stand for me which looks similar to yours albeit much smaller. I only mention it because I think lots of gents would pay to have you make stands etc for them; all this to say dont take to long getting your business license :lol:

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Great job! I never thought of having a stand with razors and brushes! DOH!


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