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    The Razor Whisperer Philadelph's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ben325e View Post
    So, am I the only geek here who instantly thought that the spacing of the "pins and holes" is just like a logarithmic scale? Alex that had to be on purpose right?!?!
    Well Ben, I have no idea what a logarithmic scale is, but you I think put into words what was naturally in my head. I was basically going for "each hole is further from the last by an equal looking... sum of distance?" lol. I don't know, something like that, I just eyeballed it.

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    Alex you have a true eye for the artistic.....

    Beautiful work....

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    GREAT work,where do you guys find these unique blades?

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    Very nice work!, as always. I suspect that you shaped those scales, did you use heat?
    2.4.6.8.16 etc ,is the spacing. Very imaginative.
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    Quote Originally Posted by randydance062449 View Post
    I suspect that you shaped those scales, did you use heat?
    Randy I just ground them out this way by eye. You can't heat up this material and shape it like steel. The lines just need to be ground evenly, no measuring, etc.

    I got this blade from a guy at SRP. It was kind of lucky on my part because I had PMed him about a different razor.

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    Really great looking job Alex. You are on a different plane with your work right now.
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    Well that has a flow to it. Love the curves in the blade and scale shapes.
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