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  1. 02-03-2015, 08:31 PM #1
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    Default 8/8 "Fairy tail" custom

    Old design, with some amaranth wood scales and a bit of shape-change. Details: amaranth wood with CA mirror polish, 8/8 O1 mirror polished with filework.

    Let the pictures speak, I hope you will like them! Thanks for watching!

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    Like them? No. Love them!

    Cheers.
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    Gorgeous!!! (and a little scary, lol)
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    very nice looking razor .. I never was a fan of a long tail but it flows nice with this razor and makes it complete !!
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    Marvelous and clean line . Great work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gooser View Post
    very nice looking razor .. I never was a fan of a long tail but it flows nice with this razor and makes it complete !!
    +1

    That is one of the very few monkey tails that I actually like.
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    YMMV... I love the long tail!!
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    Very clean with excellent lines and proportions.
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  16. 03-06-2015, 09:23 PM #9
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    That is art with a capital A!

    I hope the thin tang won't be difficult to handle with such a width of the blade.
    Then again, if the balance of blade and scales is right, it should be a non-issue.
    Knowing your work first-hand, this will be okay.
    Thanks for sharing.
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