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5/8 100MnCrW4 and T40
A 5/8 (almost)
15,7 cm long closed, 2,5 cm high closed, 1,1 cm thick to the pivot, 24 cm long, 7,9 cm sharp.
100MnCrW4 blade, 5,9mm thick, Full oil hardened , gold flash tempered. 1/3 hollow grind.
Spacer and handle in T40 (grade2), 1,2 mm thick for each scale. Pinned and epoxied spacer
I began that morning to 8h30, it was heat treat at 11h50. I re started at 13h40, finished the razor at 16h40. I completed the sharpening at 18h tonight :D
I have had a good work today :D
http://dremeltingpotes.free.fr/Photo...C/DSC00330.jpg
http://dremeltingpotes.free.fr/Photo...C/DSC00331.jpg
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Pour barbes tres dures :D
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I think so :) i have a very hard beard and that is efficient on it, but i don't know how it function on a thin and soft blond hair :D
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You might have to make some extra hollows too... Just for the blondes :)
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Thank you, with my tool, i'm able to make more hollow grind on higher blade, but not on a 5/8. I would need a 100mm wheel. I will maybe buy something like that one day :D
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What is the reason you chose the not-quite-5/8 width?
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I choosed the 5/8 because somebody asked me for a 5/8 :).
The highness is 1.5 cm instead of 1.58. I've lost the 0.08 because of a small problem of grind. i put away a bit too much material in the middle of the grind and i had had to straighten a bit the edge :D
My steel plate is 5.9mm wich is a not too bad thickness for a 5/8. (that is more or less the thickness i foud on the various 5/8 i have at home at the thickest point).
I gave some try with less thick material (1.6mm for a 2/8) , (3.5mm for a 2/8-3./8, 4.5 mm for a 7/8),to make razor, and that wasn't very bright result.
With 5.9 as base, i'm able to make more or less all the size between 5/8 et 8/8, even if the angle on a 8/8 will be a bit aigu (normaly on the 8/8 i have, have a 6.7 mm back thickness :D)
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Looks good! I really like the design you went with for the jimps