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This was fun making since it is a Christmas present I made for a friend.
8/8+ Barber's Notch, Mokume Gane w/G10 Blue backing and bone inlay.
Micro razor Barber's Notch,, Sapphire Blue acrylic with bone inlay.
Thanks for looking.
Max
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Beautiful
I like that sapphire blue!
Wow!! Speechless!! Beautiful!!
Just lovely work. Fantastic!
Very nice work!:bow:
You have a very lucky friend! :tu
Absolutely stunning razors!!
I'm curious about the Mokume Gane. I had to look this up. What I found out is that it is a combination of metals that are combined and made to look like wood. The two questions that I initially have are : is it readily available, and how hard is it to work with?
The blue G10 liner accenting the blue in the scales is killer!!!
Thanks for sharing.
Pete <:-}
It is readily available and it's workable with the same tools and materials you use for your acrylic, wood or other scale materials. It does take a longer sanding time as you have to make sure all scratches are removed when moving up in your grits. I've had a few instances where it looked stellar but after final polish I had to to back to a lower grit to remove several scratches. It is a tough material mostly due to the ferrous and non ferrous metals used.Quote:
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As usual, Max puts out stunning work. And very functional, not just a piece of art, but an actual razor that holds up and stands the test of time.
I see one very happy friend at Christmas Max. Your work is impeccable.
Wow Max, absolutely beautiful. I love the Mokume Gane!
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Gorgeous work Max, a lucky friend indeed!!
Works of art.
Wow, those are stunning-Your friend is lucky!
Two wonderful razors! I love the Mokume Gane!
Best regards,
Ulrik
