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A big beast of a razor at 10/8 about as impractical as they come. It's made from o1 and has brass inlays down the tang and extensive file work. I built as a practice piece, for practicing hollow grinding and detail work. What I did learn is you are pushing your luck having a shoulderless blade so big😕. On the bright side it did shave well today (I have big hands)
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Looks perfect to me...only way to fly as far as I'm concerned!!
Great looking razor!
I think it very practical. You can use it to shave, chop vegetables, or cut wood for winter!
Congratulations, on the BIG shaver.
Wow, that's impressive - what a beast!
Think I'd need to wield that with both hands! :medvl:
Nice work, the spine is awesome.
I really think king Author had one of those given to him by the lady of the lake.
Looking at the spine, it makes me think of a small bicycle tire. :)
Looks gorgeous great work and ya learned something too all in all good deal
Nice work and interesting design.
Have you tried batoning with it? jk
Interesting razor. Suitable man with a big hand.
That's nice!!Now go post a pic in the thread.." Trimming nose hairs with a straight."
You would have to be braver tham me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scareface
Spike point with a barbers notch equals no nose hairs....Quote:
Originally Posted by williamc
william- im jealous of your detail work on your blades man, love it!
