Thread: Four Monster blades

Beautiful work, as always!

Those are beauties. Nice job.

very nice
that anchor looked like it may have been 1 for a while
nice save of 4 awesome blades

Very nice work.

My only suggestion is to use a darker background in your light box. Those shiny blades almost disappear in your pics.

Originally Posted by Undream

Blade width, 1.081" at widest.
Spine thickness 0.280"
Shoulder to tip: 3.195"
cutting edge approx 2.8"

Weight with new scales 3.8oz

Thanks, that's very interesting. I've never managed to get my hands on a blade like this but I suspected they would be thicker than the often used 1/4" stock.

Were these huge razors primarily made for export to the states? I can't recall ever seeing one come up for sale here.

Brad I like what you did a lot!
I have to agree with Wullie, since the blades loose the details, or maybe a bit less of a flash or even a HDR if you have the camera on the stand (since it can be fairly hard to make an exposure for the black and shiny silver blade together)

Originally Posted by mikew

Thanks, that's very interesting. I've never managed to get my hands on a blade like this but I suspected they would be thicker than the often used 1/4" stock.

Were these huge razors primarily made for export to the states? I can't recall ever seeing one come up for sale here.

There was an W&B Anchor for sale on the Classifieds here about 6 months ago, right after I got mine darn it!

Digging that regrind, nice clean work!

Amazing work Brad.

Very fine work Brad, I really like the blue and green G10 lined wedge with the CF. They are all excellently finished.

Stu