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    Default 7/8 classic wedge in Brazilian mahogany.

    My other razor I forged and heat treated pretty much the same time as the ported carbon effect razor is this near wedge, it's from o1 steel, measures 7/8 and is a 1/4 thick spine. My father in law gave me some old solid wood window frames to up-cycle so I used them in the best way I could!! They are ca finished Brazilian mahogany, finished with brass pins and washers. I'm loving forging my own razors and I learn something new every time I do. It's great fun and this forum is a huge help along with everyone who contributes. Name:  ImageUploadedByTapatalk1379535622.468651.jpg
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    Thanks for looking, Rob.

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    You need to put your mark on them Rob, you may turn out to be a famous razor maker someday.
    Thank you for sharing it.
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    Nice clean design, I like it. If you send it to me for testing I will make sure it gets a name on it :<0)
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    Good judgment comes from experience, and experience....well that comes from poor judgment.

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    Nice looking razor!
    Nicely done Sir....

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    Very nice i love that near mirror on a wedge makes handsome blades

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    Well done.
    i especially like the way the wedge is tapered as opposed to the carbon fibre look razor where the wedge seemed more of a spacer...unless that was an optical illusion from photography..
    Anyway - both razors are outstanding.
    Adam

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    Looks nice

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    Thanks Adam, your right, the wedge is actually a wedge on this razor as opposed to the spacer I used on the carbon effect scales. The carbon fibre effect acrylic was more flexible than I anticipated so I kept the scales straight, the grind of the blade still allows the blade to sit snugly into the scales and as I mentioned earlier, they flex plenty when opening and closing. My next venture will be using real carbon fibre I think, the acrylic was a pain to work with and was a little 'softer' than my normal acrylic I use. Rob.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    You need to put your mark on them Rob, you may turn out to be a famous razor maker someday.
    Thank you for sharing it.
    +1 to putting a mark on them.

    This is razor is very clean and well put together. the aesthetics are wonderful.

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    +2 for marking them, very nice work!
    +1 to using a classic wedge!
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