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Thread: Friodur with Mother of Pearl on blue g10 liners

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    All I can say is you have elevated your mop skills to a new level, Walt. I appreciate your sharing techniques and procedures as well!
    Good guys make Good razors! Now is the spine work your doing as well? I simply LOVE this one! Congratulations !
    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Shes a beaut! Very nice work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    ... is the spine work your doing as well?
    Sorry slow reply, wasn't near a connection for a bit.

    No, the steel is how it came to me. Other than sleeving the pivot, I didn't touch this blade.

    Quote Originally Posted by Scipio View Post
    Excellent work, I am a big fan of genuine MOP. Why the owner wanted it to look like an iceberg is beyond me, and amongst the list of things I deem it to resemble, an iceberg is not one of them - to me it looks like a very handsomely scaled razor! You never know, looks might just be the tip of the iceberg!
    The above quote is from below...this last post was fresh enough to edit, so figured I'd reply here, rather than reply fresh and bump to the top of forum.

    This MOP technique requires some sort of liner, and clear on top of that. As we discussed liner color choices, the owner liked the blue liners because it reminds him of an iceberg, something in nature he admires. I likely over simplified with the quote 'like an iceberg'.

    I actually started to throw out more obvious ideas to make it more iceberg like. Such as cutting the panels in a more extreme, or differing directions, placing some sort of inlay under the clear, etc to make a more obvious theme. Thankfully he reeled me in, wanting a clean simple look. He was happy with the idea of the raked MOP panels and blue/white color to be reminiscent of a berg, not looking so much for a theme razor.

    I now see how my comment 'like an iceberg' when I started the thread might be misleading, sorry, wasn't my intention

    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Soooo Iceeee !...
    omimaru55 may have provided a better, short description for me
    Last edited by dirtychrome; 06-09-2011 at 08:10 PM. Reason: added quote

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    Another great one. you always come up with such cool and unusual razors.
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    Excellent work, I am a big fan of genuine MOP. Why the owner wanted it to look like an iceberg is beyond me, and amongst the list of things I deem it to resemble, an iceberg is not one of them - to me it looks like a very handsomely scaled razor! You never know, looks might just be the tip of the iceberg!

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    Beautiful Fridour....even prettier scales. A work of art as always walt.

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    Gorgeous restore, well done!

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    Wow. DC, your work is just wonderful. I love seeing each one. This is just beautiful.

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    Very nice work! and IMO no such thing as too many images of great work.

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    Beautiful,that says it.

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