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Took a little effort to work around this blade to remove the pitting and not touch the etch but it worked.
Did up translucent horn in the shape of W&B scales along with a lead wedge from a .45 bullet.
Also in an effort to keep it looking more along the lines of original I made up some washers to mimic bullseyes.
Nice work indeed. By chance are those solid washers?
Turned-up a treat! Very nice
Thanks! The washers are stacks.
Nice project! But no pictures of the wedge...
Used or new bullet?:hmmm:
I’m a reloader . New bullet. Lead wedge is a lead wedge. Just fun to make.
What a special razor. Great work, as usual.
Beautifully done. Congrats, that's fine work! :chapeau
You do some very fine work sir :tu
Wow what a beautiful razor. Love that etch
What a beautiful piece. Love the etch, very detailed and true. :chapeau
Amazing work. Just beautiful!
Well done, I imagine that took a good bit of patience.
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Thank you gentlemen.
Yes , Kyleybob , it did take some time. But there is no rush. And I feel the results were worth the care it took.
Wow I can't believe the intricate detail on that razor! That is something special indeed. Very nice work!
Me either. It’s one of the deepest and most intricate ones I’ve come across. Hence my “go slow and take your time”. Thanks!
Were you able to get a bevel on this? I can't see one on the finished pictures.
best,
jeff
Of course. Came right to the edge of the etch.
And a couple other neat pics.
