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    Default a 7/8 smiler and an 8/8 with thumb notch

    Here are a couple of razors I finished. The smiling one is 7/8, O1 with cow-bone scales. The second one with the thumb notch is cmp154 with giraffe-bone scales. It is interesting that the giraffe- and cow-bone look so much alike.

    The tang shape and the thumb notch on the cmp154 razor take a while to get used to stropping, but it sure does feel good in the hand when you use it for shaving. I roll the razor between my thumb and forefinger at the thinnest point of the notch when stropping.

    Charlie
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    Looking fantastic Charlie. The cmp154 tang and tail is reminiscent of a condensed dePews. I really like it.

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    Beautiful work Charlie. I can feel the sweat and tears that went into making them. I'm getting a sore thumb just thinking about it.

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    The tang/tail on that 8/8 is sweet looking. I sure that it more then makes up for the difficulty in stropping with the feel it has in you hand when shaving, nice to see a thumb notch on a bigger blade too.

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    Sweet lookin razors Charlie! Fantastic work

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    Hi Charley,
    You do very nice work and it is recognizably yours!
    Thanks for raising the bar!
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    ~Richard
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    Man! Thats just SICK! In a good way, of course!
    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Spectacular!!!

    Those grinds are unbelievable.

    Hoss

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    Well done, I like it.

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    Those look really good! I especially like the grind on both of the blades. That took some work.
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