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    Default Lava M3 and 440C

    Just finished this one up and about half way through honing it. Needed a break so I took some pictures.
    It's a smaller razor but is still very comfortable in the hand.

    OAL-4.75"
    Blade is 6/8, 440C, 2.3" Long, 1/4 hollow

    Scales are Cobaltium and Black Lava M3 (Macro Molecular Metal), with stainless hardware. It's hard to capture this stuff in pictures but if you'v ever seen it in person it has a somewhat glittery sheen to it, pretty neat stuff.

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    Thanks for looking.

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    Lookin pretty cool man.
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    Another scales shape could help the lightness ... anyway good job.
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    Awesome scales! Beautiful blade! Can you tell us where you acquired the scale material?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ischiapp View Post
    Another scales shape could help the lightness ... anyway good job.
    I'm not sure what you mean?

    Thanks walley, and you can get M3 from a couple places, I go with metalpenblanks.com or masecraftsupply.com. Masecraft tends to be more expensive but if your looking for multiple types of materials at one time its convenient.

    I've used the black and red copper on a knife handle and I really like it. M3 looks really cool in person and especially when sunlight hits it.

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    Great looking razor. Very cool looking handle material

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    Wynndow, thanks for the info. I did start looking around web and its very interesting material. Thanks for taking time to let us know!!
    Ray

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