For this one, I wanted to create a razor with as few features as possible, but in a way that it would still be recognizable as something I made (other than the makers mark of course:) ) in terms of style.
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For this one, I wanted to create a razor with as few features as possible, but in a way that it would still be recognizable as something I made (other than the makers mark of course:) ) in terms of style.
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The razor is clean, simple and beautiful.
It's a great example of "less is more."
I love the color of the scales.
Pete <:-}
I agree,,,,,,,,,,,,clean, simple, beautiful
Tell us about those scales!
That's toxic orange and black kirinite.
The easier it is - the more comfortable. Good job.:tu
Looks great. Scales and steel in perfect proportions.
Great job once again Bruno.
Love the clean lines and the scales.
I think this is my favorite razor by you right now. The lines are clean and simple, but still dynamic, and the scales put it over the top.
Well done!
Good work, Bruno! I think all custom makers have (or will) come to realize the simpler, functionally elegant designs are bound to be where it's at more and more as those who have the battle-axes are 'full'. JMHO. The scales are still pretty wild for my taste, but hey! Looks great! :tu
Really dig that Bruno. Well done!!
I love them profile of those scales. They look like they'd be really comfortable in the hand and complement the blade profile nicely. Great work!
Actually I'll just keep making things the way i think they should be made, rather than try to chase the market. Otherwise it will become work instead of fun and passion.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Simple, yet beautiful! Like many others, I really like those scales. The blade is also functional and not overly ornate, I would not hesitate for a second to put it into my shaver rotation:)
