Here are my latest razors, they are made of 1084. The black handle is G10 the wood is birch. I appreciate the input and encouragement you guys have given me. I have shaved with the non-folding and the G10 one they preformed very well.
Charlie
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Here are my latest razors, they are made of 1084. The black handle is G10 the wood is birch. I appreciate the input and encouragement you guys have given me. I have shaved with the non-folding and the G10 one they preformed very well.
Charlie
Keep 'em coming Charlie!!!!!
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Lynn
Beautiful razors! Your website is great too - appreciate the how to's.
WOW!!!! You are definitely hitting your stride with these razors you're putting out. Great work Charlie, you're on a roll so let's see more.
very nice work charlie.. too cool!
Good to see that all that cool new equipment isn't gathering dust.:rock: Did you use that dbl hollow grinding set up for these razors?
I used the double grinder for the rough work and a single wheel for the finish work. I am still working out how to build the platform/elevator to go under/between the wheels. I cannot figure out a simple way to do build it, for now it is a great roughing tool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill S
Charlie
Very cool, Charlie. DePewsesque tail in the mix to boot.
Chris L
I'm really digging the razor in g10. Want......
awesome, awesome work Charlie!!!
Very clean lines, very clean grinding!:)
OMG!!! I love the non folding blade!!! my girl thinks that is the best one, and who am I to disagree.
Great work!!!! thank you for making and posting these razors. perhaps one day I may own one... of course I am being presumptuous as I dont even know that you sell them LOL.
again awesome work.
Boog
Hi - That Kamisori is awesome!
Does the vinegar blackening method you use effect the temper at all?
Thanks!
I remember that first frameback you made way back when. I don't know if that was your first effort but it sure looked good. These look even better and you've coma a long way since that first one. :tu
Very Nice!
R
Beautiful!!
Someone give me his address... I need volunteers for a raid!
Lovely work!
The patina does not get hot enough to affect the temper. The only minus to the patina is there is a slight bit of transfer to the strop for the first few uses. If you had a pristine strop you would notice it, if you have a broken in used stop it would not be an issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by EisenFaust
Yes, that was my first razor. I have learned a great deal since then by hanging out and reading here at SRP. There are some mighty smart people around to learn from.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyHAD
Charlie
Beautiful work Charlie, love the finish.
You got some good practical ideas for budding razor makers, keep sharing them - time permitting. Excellent website.:)
Great work Charlie !! Love the non-folder :tu