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    Default 10/08 O1 Barber’s Notch with Spalted Maple

    Greetings everyone,

    Here is a razor I just finished up (although I still need to hone it).

    This 10/08 Barber’s Notch blade is made from 3/16” O1, and is about 3 inches long. The handle is spalted maple that I found in my wood pile and sent out to K&G Finishing Supplies for stabilization. The wedge is Olive, and the pins and washers are all stainless.







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    That is a HUGE razor! How does it shave?

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    Well, I haven't honed it yet and I have a full beard so, at the moment, I don't know. I'll probably hone it up tomorrow and see how it does.

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    Absolutely love it!

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    Lovely job there ,a wee bit big for me but I am seriously impressed by you craftsmanship.
    Cheers Paul

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    Time that full beard went Chris, and that's the tool to do it with!

    The jimping is incredible: how did you do it?

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    Nice looking blade. There is a lot of wood there. How is the balance? Make your pins shorter so they don't split on the edges.
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    I hope you mean 3/8 instead of 3/16? Because at 10/8 it needs to be 3/8
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    That is nice! Great work
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruno View Post
    I hope you mean 3/8 instead of 3/16? Because at 10/8 it needs to be 3/8
    3/16 is tiny. That looks closer to 3/8 to me. Just a question why does it need to be 3/8? Stability?

    By the way O.P.

    Nice razor I love it.

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