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Thread: Lime Twist, Damascus San Mai

  1. 07-20-2017, 08:44 PM #1
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    Default Lime Twist, Damascus San Mai

    27/32" Bellied Full Hollow
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    It's gorgeous! Everything about it, the grind, the pattern in the steel, the size/shape, scales, color and the way the tail sets low like that when it's closed. I always think of one you made last year - smaller than this with purple scales, it's my favorite of yours (admired from afar), but this one is right up there with it, wow! So cool, man.
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    Great grind, Vic. That is extra-hollow ground for sure!

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    Quote Originally Posted by xiaotuzi View Post
    It's gorgeous! Everything about it, the grind, the pattern in the steel, the size/shape, scales, color and the way the tail sets low like that when it's closed. I always think of one you made last year - smaller than this with purple scales, it's my favorite of yours (admired from afar), but this one is right up there with it, wow! So cool, man.
    I agree! It would be nice to see how the tail is at 180' and 270' open.
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    Nice looking razor, enjoy the shaves
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    Just gorgeous! Very nicely done.
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    A job well done.
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    That is one very great looking razor. Great job!
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    Love the point on that very different! Great work Ed.
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    nice, i didnt know u were making ur own Damascus billets now... good for u man, it looks great!
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