I gave my father my Henson razor -best shave of my life…
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I gave my father my Henson razor -best shave of my life BTW- and he returned the favor by finding these for me at an antique tool store.
I told him a while back about wanting a combination square and having a larger ruler for one (pictured lower) but nothing to attach to it, and he found these 3 heads and the smaller ruler at an antique market.
Anyways he's going on a trip and needed a razor, I offered him mine. He liked it so much he wanted to keep it so I let him have it, I don't shave much lately. Then yesterday he came home with these.
I think the left one is called a protractor head. I've only seen something like it once before. It has degree markers on the other side as well as a built-in level. The other one I'm less sure of, I think it's for finding the center of round stock.
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I told him a while back about wanting a combination square and having a larger ruler for one (pictured lower) but nothing to attach to it, and he found these 3 heads and the smaller ruler at an antique market.
Anyways he's going on a trip and needed a razor, I offered him mine. He liked it so much he wanted to keep it so I let him have it, I don't shave much lately. Then yesterday he came home with these.
I think the left one is called a protractor head. I've only seen something like it once before. It has degree markers on the other side as well as a built-in level. The other one I'm less sure of, I think it's for finding the center of round stock.
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You hand the old man a razor, he comes back with the heads. That's a favor, forget about it.
Three heads for a razor is a very specific kind of fair. The center finder is the one that usually stays missing, and it showed up with a protractor. I'd slide the square onto the long ruler you already had and keep the short one for the angle head. Do those slots actually match the ruler you owned, or did the antique set come as its own system?