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  1. 08-18-2009, 12:28 AM #1
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    Default Joseph Smith 6/8 in faux abalone

    Blade was shortened from 2.75" to 2.5", re-scaled in faux abalone. Still on the fence about this material, sometimes I like it sometimes I don't. This one I like, maybe because of the shape of the scales.

    Blade still has some pitting. its a near wedge.
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    Nice work and I like the scales and the material you used.
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    Yep, nice work & material. A kinda 'cracked ice look' about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Yep, nice work & material. A kinda 'cracked ice look' about it.
    I think Oz hit it on the head, it is like multicolored cracked ice. The shape of the scales complements the blade too. Tres chic!
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    I have some very similar material that I am trying to work with now. I am not sure how I will like it either, but in my opinion your razor there looks very nice. Certainly one I would want in my collection. Great work!
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    Nice scales I like the look of the faux abalone that you used.
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