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Steel - Uddeholm Arne (01)
Width 23 mm
Thickness - 5.5 mm
Edge length - 72 mm
Concavity - wedge 1/4
Somewhat similar to the previous work
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This brother last razor. Great couple. Accurate work. :tu
Very clean. :cool: Looks heavy! :D Is the tang long enough?
Nice and polished... tang looks a little cumbersome to me ymmv
I agree, looks a bit heavy. I have to cover the blade for safety. In reality, all the easier I'm bad photograph.
What is the "Tang"? can not understand (((
Tang... monkey tail... finger rest... far side of pin where you rest your fingers when shaving
Now understand)))
This mouse's tail is shorter than FireBlade 13 mm ....
No curve to it would be my thing... but still a beautiful razor
Very nice !
Thank's for sharing.
Heavy is good! I did not mean the tail. I was referring to the area of the tang from the top pin to where the blade starts.Quote:
Originally Posted by GVIkzn
Looks a bit short for stropping. A good size will allow the fingers to roll the blade as stropping. Seems a bit short in that area? Could be me.
your workmanship & finish does look excellent,
but the tang looks short to me also.
just my observations & opinion YMMV
as a guide for designs, all my vintage straights I have been measuring for ideas & guides have the following dimensions
Blade edge = 3" long +/-1/8" (75mm +/-3mm)
heal to pivot (thumb rest) = 1.5" long +/-1/4" (40mm +/-6mm)
Tail from pivot to inside of curve finger rest = 1.25" long +/-1/4" (30mm +/-6mm)
Monkey tails add extra inches length to suit your taste
now the only reason in my opinion all these different brands have very these similar dimensions is because the old boys found what worked for the masses as they progressed for over 200 years from the late 1700's Stub tails through the peek of the Straights use & fame in the 1800's to the current modern designs & brands
this is JMHO & YMMV
I am seeing gently rounding the heel forward until it feels right and measures up with established grinds. It can easily be done and will add a curve to the blade!
i did not quite understand. (((Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
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See how the distance from the heal to the pivot on yours is about 2/3 the length of the W&B above most of my blades from a 1" W&B to a 5/8 are very close to the same size
I was thinking something like this. It would make the tang longer. Also, I feel taking the spike off of the heel would make it easier to hone and shave better?Quote:
Originally Posted by GVIkzn
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Now, I understand you.
Style Razor is not allowed to withstand the classic dimensions and should always experimenting.
All the matter of habit, and I think that it is not critical.
We waiting for great deeds ....
I do like the angularity of it. I'm a fan of spike points.
Love the spike point, and the profile of that hollow grind - superb!
Beautiful job.
That is beautiful. Very unique. The 'tail' looks really nice, flat on one side, slight curve on top. Very clean/modern feel to it. I didn't love the scales at first glance, but the more I look at them the more I like them.
i think it would work fine for me! i let the scales stick out parallel with the blade when i shave so the shorter distance wouldn't be a problem. Nice work!
That's a pretty sweet piece of work. I like it a lot.
