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    Did the patina 'take' the same on the weld?

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    Yes patina took on the Weld. Actually the weld disappeared. Metal got so hot it fused together. Like welding temp. And it's plenty big. I will send a different pic showing length
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    So here the razor near a hold solar razor to give you all 5 an idea of its size
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    It's a-frowning. Points are too sharp. Aside from that, looks good! Do the gold Dollar frown?
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    You did this on a Harbor Freight belt sander? Feeling inspired now...
    Great work! I would be a little concerned about the pointy heel, and like Sharptonn said the edge looks a bit like it's frowning - maybe just the pic angle?
    At any Rate - I like what you did, the patina looks nice an even and the tail decoration looks great!
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    yup. on a belt sander. patience, being very careful , not to hurt myself, or heat the blade to much after heat treat. I think what everyone is seeing is the bevel . it is actually a very straight edge , but for some reason when honing , because of the steel thickness in different parts of the edge , it appears to frown. I noticed it myself. I will take a further look at it tonight and make sure that is the case. But yes, with patience I was surprised what I did . You all helped a lot and others on this forum so much that I am looking at building a 2 by 72 belt grinder now. I will look at making it myself, with nephews help. maybe sell what I have made to supplement the cost of a do it yourself belt grinder. the first razor I made I used to shave last night. worked better than others that I did not make . very satisfying hobby.

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    drmccubx, will be keeping an eye out for your Work!
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