Thread: 15/16 Straight razor with stab. birch

Originally Posted by mglindo

Maybe "latest" razor?


Mike

That´s it. Buh my english could be better

Does the worked tail and overall shape handle well?

No big difference to a normal razor. The main point is, that the blade seem to be a little much heavier than normal at the top. The balance is more to the point.

I think that work like this is better suited to a Kamisori style razor

Possible, but I´m personally not a big fan of Kamisoris. Razors with a handle in my opinions are more practical (the edge protection is allways on board) and better balancend.

Originally Posted by Buddel

I think that work like this is better suited to a Kamisori style razor

Possible, but I´m personally not a big fan of Kamisoris. Razors with a handle in my opinions are more practical (the edge protection is allways on board) and better balancend.

and I understand that perfectly. It just seems a shame to hide such wonderful work even slightly with the scales. That said, I think the scales are fantastic too . . .

Gorgeous scales! and I love that blue liner inside.

Cheers.

Originally Posted by Orville

and I understand that perfectly. It just seems a shame to hide such wonderful work even slightly with the scales. That said, I think the scales are fantastic too . . .

Hidden beauty is still beautiful. Like undressing a beautiful lady.

Originally Posted by bluesman7

Hidden beauty is still beautiful. Like undressing a beautiful lady.

Who slaps your hand away at the critical juncture . . .

OK, I had to post that, but I'll stop now . . .


All kidding aside, it is a beautiful piece.

Nice work. I would have seen a point less sqare to make the same line than the scale.

Amazing work.

Overall, it is excellent. But what caught my eye is the collar on the pivot pin. The color and shape are spot on.

Very nice. Is the pivot pin a peened pin or a screw in setup?