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Very creative work, reminds me of what a Klingon would use.:rock:, With an HRC of 63, the steel you mentioned (don't recognize it) must be 1.2 carbon content-like the denomination of the name ;1.2842 -90MnCrV8 , is that a chrome/vanadium type steel crucible?
1.2842 90MnCrV8 Tool Steel
Hope this helps.
That is one good looking razor! Well done!:tu
Wonderful razor. Top notch.
I wonder about your makers mark, the stamp. How did you make that? Did you make your own stamp?
Thanks,
Thank you. The stamp was made for me. I sended them the design in .pdf and a week later, I had it. Not cheap, but I think its much more better than an etching. Most of the vintage razors, even if they had more than 150 years have not lose there stamp. I dont think a etching is so resistant.
The problem is, it is not so easy to beat the mark in the steel. Its need a littel training and confidence, when you beat with a 1,5 kg hammer with full force on a little stamp in your hand ;) I hope the next time it will come out better.
Nice Job, another fine German made razor....:bow
You are truely one telented craftsman.
i love the futuristic modern pul on a Classic item.
You will go far ,keep up the good work.
I will keep a watch on your items.
many thanks,
Brian
WOW that is an amazing razor, i live the scale and the work on the spine is briliant. Great work keep us posted on any other creations
Very well done with lots of detail. You can work on my blades anytime. Scales too.
Really super piece. I don't think anyone would believe that was a first attempt. You've got serious skills.:bow