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    Default New batch of Japanese style razors

    Hello all,

    Here is a snap shot of my latest razors, W2 tool steel laminated to iron. Thanks for looking.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kanemitsu View Post
    Hello all,

    Here is a snap shot of my latest razors, W2 tool steel laminated to iron. Thanks for looking.
    Very nice.
    It's hard to get a sense of the scale... how long are they?

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    The razors range about six inches over all, blades 2 to 2 3/8 inches long.

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    They look quite nice.

    Do they shave? And what do you plan to do with them (something I'd like to ask a lot of blade-makers but never end up asking)?

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    Wonderfull work. I love them.

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    Cool. I like the looks of the one on the far right the best.

    What kind of iron did you use Kanemitsu?

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    I am selling these razors at japanesetools.com, as far as what I am doing with them there are detailed
    pictures of each one up there. They shave as well as any other razor I have in my collection if I do say so myself.
    The iron used is 99.8 percent pure iron made in France, as opposed to old wrought iron.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kanemitsu View Post
    I am selling these razors at japanesetools.com, as far as what I am doing with them there are detailed
    pictures of each one up there. They shave as well as any other razor I have in my collection if I do say so myself.
    The iron used is 99.8 percent pure iron made in France, as opposed to old wrought iron.
    Your razors are beautifully done. They are true to Japanese metalworking. While I can tell that those razors are large, people who haven't dealt with Japanese razors may not tell. It'd help to put the measurements on the site. Regards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kanemitsu View Post
    I am selling these razors at japanesetools.com, as far as what I am doing with them there are detailed
    pictures of each one up there. They shave as well as any other razor I have in my collection if I do say so myself.
    The iron used is 99.8 percent pure iron made in France, as opposed to old wrought iron.
    Hey that is great. Best wishes with the sale. Your bio there reveals you are quite a busy fellow - you should show off more

    Is it electrolytic then? neat stuff.

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    Thanks for the comments. I have been meaning to get measurements up and more work done on the site.
    Kevin, I think it is not electrlytic iron since it can be had in purities of 99.996% iron. This iron I suspect
    is just melted in electric furnaces.

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