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great one, I like the details like groove on a wedge (did it once on a wooden wedge and was a pain to do with my tools, how did you make the groove if may I ask) and exposing the recon pattern transition/begining of a scales at the wedge part.. the flow of the lines,.. altogether very very nice :)
Very sleek.
To echo the others: super classy razor! Did you make the damascus?
I am glad you to like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by miha
Making the wedge was difficult. It took a lot of patience. I used fine files and chisels. I am not really satisfied with the scales, probably I will make a new one in the future. Or not. ;)
The blade smith was made by one of my friends. He is a freetime smith. I have planed the razor and have done the ectching process.Quote:
Originally Posted by PapaTony
You can see on the picture below how looked like the blade when I received it.
http://kep.psharing.com/788738.jpg
Beautiful work! The turquoise wedge is very nice, not to mention a great looking blade.
Thank you all for your kind words. :)
It's a beauty. I usually don't like Damascus blades but the stark white of the bone calms the look down. I also like it when the scales follow the curve of the spine, a really nice touch. That wedge design is something I've never seen before and adds a lot to the overall design and the veins in the turquoise complement the Damascus well too.
Fantastic all-around!!! I really like it!
love that wedge.