Nice Hunter & Son Sheffield wedge.
I vandalized it with a new thumbnotch, a Spanish point and mother of pearluminum scales with clear wedge.
Still needs honing...
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Nice Hunter & Son Sheffield wedge.
I vandalized it with a new thumbnotch, a Spanish point and mother of pearluminum scales with clear wedge.
Still needs honing...
Very nice :)
Beautiful work. I'm always torn about your thumbnotches... they're beautifully cut, very, very attractive. But it does seem a little like vandalism...
Eh. Anything that looks that alluring can't be bad. Cheers! :beer2:
If Karma exists, he just shouldn't ever go to Sheffield; otherwise I think he's safe to grind away!Quote:
Originally Posted by BKratchmer
Chris L
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Originally Posted by ChrisL
Especially after grinding a few from the Butcher Works. That's just asking for it. ;)
And I would totally buy that kind of razor. I just wouldn't have the balls to grind it myself.
Extreme Beauty !
I come from Sheffield and I can see all my ancestors turning in their graves at what you have done. No not really I have talked to a lot of old cutlers and everybody has their own way of doing things as long as the razor is been used I think that the old razor maker would be happy. I personally like what you have done to the razor. Keep up the good work.
Exile
Your work is always awesome, but I have to be honest...your names are my favorite thing about them. Mopluminum!!!!
nice scales!
I think this blade actually fits the scales better (one of the joys of adjustable hardware, it's easy to mix and match scales...). The Hunter is a slimmer blade than this one.
Empire Razor, wedge grind, barber notch,. nice smile. Came with thumbnotch original from the factory!http://www.badgerandblade.com/vb/ima...lies/smile.gif No mods to the razor, just refinished it. Very little hone wear (I'll soon be adding some!:)).