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Thread: Handmade razor 8/8

  1. 02-01-2019, 10:21 AM #1
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    Default Handmade razor 8/8

    Steel: U10A (Russian standard)
    Size: 8/8", quarter hollow
    Pins: brass.
    Handle: stabilized resin wood
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    A real beauty, my kind of blade.
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    Nice work.
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    I'm curious how the scales are joined at the toe (non-pivot) end. I see no pin.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Haroldg48 View Post
    I'm curious how the scales are joined at the toe (non-pivot) end. I see no pin.
    This is how it is done there:
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    That looks like the pivot end. Is the wedge end glued together or a hidden pin somehow?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gasman View Post
    That looks like the pivot end. Is the wedge end glued together or a hidden pin somehow?
    It was a schematic drawing. In reality, it looks like this:
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    Sorry for the quality of the picture, I drew it very quickly.
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