Thread: Some of my latest razors

Hello!

long time since I last posted some of my razors here, mainly because I was so busy making all these razors

Here we go with the first one:






8/8 damascus razor ("DSC" superclean damascus from Balbach germany in twisted pattern) with a special grind with a prominent belly, which looks and sounds like a fullhollow but is stiff like a wedge grind.
The scales are made of Juma with a wedge made of brass and Bullseye rivets. The pins itself are sterling silver.

Number two:






This one is also a 8/8" damascus razor made of the same Steel, but with a coarser serration on the tang and a 1/2 hollow grind. The scales are made of lightning strike Carbon with bullseye rivets and a wedge made of the same damascus as the blade.

Number 3:




8/8" 1/4 hollow ground blade with DLC coating. The scales are made of ligthning strike Carbon. The turned spacer and the bullseyes are made of Nickelsilver. This razor has the name "Stealth razor"

best regards,
Ulrik

I love the double hollow type grind on the first one and the angled pattern in the damascus is such an interesting and refreshing look. Great contrast between the layers.

Phenomenal work, they look fantastic !!!


I like 'em all !!!


Best,
Rob

Those are beautiful razors. I realy like the Stealth razor.

Ulrich, are you making razors for Esbjerg? There is a striking similarity.

Thank you all for your kind comments!

@Badgister: Yes, I am making 8/8 and 6/8 razors for Esbjerg.

best regards,
Ulrik

Wow, these are all stunning! Very well done, can add to my wish list!

Excellent work, more than nothing to add.

Thank you for your kind replys!

Here is another razor I recently made for a customer:

8/8" full hollow, spanisch point, spine with mirrorpolished spinework, satinfinish on the hollow ground, polished "as forged look" on the tang. The scales are made of juma gem in violet (not everyones taste ;-) but the customer wanted it and I have to admit that I was surprised how nice it turned out when finished)









best regards,
Ulrik

Another beautiful and unique razor, how did you achieve the texture on the side. It looks like shot peening.