OCD Razor for a retired fireman.

OCD Razors has been on a 10 month hiatus, with some travelling, health issues (not all my own, we're good now) and retirement, but things are good, and we're back in the saddle... and the World Famous OCD Manufacturing Facilities are back in production.

My first razor of the year is for a retired fireman from the Long Island area. He has been waiting a long time for me to make this one. Thank you for your patience AND your service.

It is a three pin 8/8's square point with a large barber's notch. There is filework stem to stern, with jimps top, bottom and aft. The blade is ground full hollow. Scales are translucent water buffalo horn with a white faux ivory wedge.

As always, Thanks for looking...
Bob @ OCD Razors

Beautiful razor, with an amazing grind. Welcome back.

Man that's a lot of file work. It looks great, and the horn has almost a blue hue to it; never seen that before. Hes gonna go nuts over it.

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Originally Posted by tiddle

Man that's a lot of file work. It looks great, and the horn has almost a blue hue to it; never seen that before. Hes gonna go nuts over it.

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+1, that horn looks great and the blade has very nice detailing, thanks for sharing!

Wowsers!

I especially like the grind on that big blade! And the horn scales are gorgeous, too.

Nice, Bob! Good to see you post another one! :tu

Thats a great looker Bob, and beautiful grinding as always.
Grant

Beautiful work glad to hear everything is better for you

I am glad to hear and see, the Baytown Razor Manufacturing Juggernaut is up and running, That is a beautiful blade, I like it lot.

Charlie

Great looking blade! Glad you are in good health!!

Hey when a razor has a spine like that, does it require a different method of honing?

Love that straight Bob and glad to hear that things have settled down a bit for you.

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Originally Posted by earcutter

Great looking blade! Glad you are in good health!!

Hey when a razor has a spine like that, does it require a different method of honing?

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Hones and strops like regular. I like to use a piece of tape to maintain the purddyness
Bob

Bob,
That is a beautiful razor. The detail on the spine alone is breathtaking. I know this one will be appreciated for the work of art that it is. Glad to see ya back in action!