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  1. 03-14-2011, 02:31 AM #11
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    Reeeaaallly like the use of wrought iron in the frameback !
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    Thank you guys for your input and encouragement. This is a great community.

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    I like the design of the razor, with the red scales, it is perfect!
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    Great work, as always Charlie.
    I really like the blade profile of "lil red".

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    Love the wrought iron, Charlie and I love those curvy lines to your razors.
    This is influencing one blade I have on the go at the moment.
    Are you still epoxying the blades into the frames?
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    I like the curves of the lil one but I kept scrolling back up for another look at the frame back. Nice work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deckard View Post
    Love the wrought iron, Charlie and I love those curvy lines to your razors.
    This is influencing one blade I have on the go at the moment.
    Are you still epoxying the blades into the frames?
    The blade is soldered into the frame, I have not used epoxy since I made the first few prototypes. I started soldering the blades in on my fourth frameback.

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