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jsut the 2 latest razors i have been working on
the one on the left has the bellied hollow that was talk about the other week so i had to try it out and see if i could grind it nice an even
the pic is at a slight angle so it looks a bit off but its good to go
http://www.harnerknives.com/wp-conte...dsc00822sm.jpg
http://www.harnerknives.com/wp-conte...dsc00828sm.jpg
Beautiful looking razors Butch. I like their look with that deep blue on the scales.
You've done it Butch!!
A full Hollow with a belly grind!!
The holy grail of grinds in my mind.
Excellent work.
Beautiful razors!
Really cool, Butch!
Wow that is some awesome grinding!
Beautiful
Charlie
I am not worthy! I'm scum!
Great job yet again.
Damn Butch, thats beyond simply beautiful!
You Sir, are a craftsman
The left razor has black palm, what is the right? Looks like a stained curly maple, what kind of stain did you use to color it?
au ironwood (in the koa fam and there is no dye thats the color as its grows )
Awesome Butch !!!
Ironwood was my second guess. I have been doing a lot of turning with desert ironwood burl lately. Very nice wood.Quote:
Originally Posted by L R Harner
this stuff was fromm OZ and its real name is black Mulga, Acacia citrinoviridisQuote:
Originally Posted by cannonfodder
not the desert iron wood liek i also work with
I have a didgeridoo made out of Black Mulga. Nice work on the bellied hollow. Let us know what you think of it where it counts, in the shave!
Fantastic work!! :bowQuote:
Originally Posted by L R Harner
You're highly skilled with the grinder Butch, can't argue with that!
Fantastic work.
Wow! That is just amazing work!
Great job! :bow
Beautiful! I have never heard that grind called a "bellied grind". I know it as a "double hollow grind"
Nice work!
Nice!
Those scales are fantastic! I love the design.
Great hi-tech looking razors there :)
ian
Way to go Butch... what a great looking grind.
Mind giving a brief rundown of how you did it (which order you ground in, other tricky stuff you had to do, etc.).
Looks killer, thanks for posting.
Dave
i ll get some more pics of the razor apart and kind of work some info in
i will also try and get a WIP of one of the upomming builds
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Originally Posted by Del1r1um
That's crazy. I love the scales. At first I did t even see the wood on the scales(kind of hungover today) and I was wondering why you'd cut them so the edge would be exposed. Anyways, great mix of modern and classic designs.
simply awesome. I can't believe you did this without the use of double-wheel grinders...(the ones that do both sides simultaneously..
impressive work, and beautiful scales
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Originally Posted by Undream
I have been thinking the same thing. Looking at the grind again, just magic!!
is there a calling for that style of grind as i think i can do it aagain
i still have to make a frame back look in grinding and i know that will be killer to do
I think I can speak for myself and ZethLent here,
There is something about that kind of belly grind that I quite enjoy. Not sure what it is or why, but razors with that to it respond on the strop and on the face differently. I'm not sure I'm exactly ready for a full on Butch Classic, but I would certainly encourage you.
yes, definitely awesome grind! I like the first blades shape too. very cool stuff man.