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    Quote Originally Posted by pinklather View Post
    Shooter, that's seriously beautiful. 'Hard to imagine the tooling would be within reach of the avg. guy. You have a background in metal work?

    However you did this, its lovely. Very big grats.

    I really don't have any background in anything artistic other than a drafting class in college. I didn't even have a plan on what I wanted except for a 8/8 blade & long monkey tail. It just came together as I was grinding steel. MikeBlue did a wonderful job on the heat treatment. Only thing I had to do was narrow the ball at the monkey tail when fitting the scales. With a long tail like that, you can't put in a third pin to open up the scales as the blade will come into contact with it.

    What I want to know from you guys who work with horn, how do you get that final sheen on it. It's close, but not glossy & shows a bit of the grain in the horn. I finished it on 2K sandpaper, then took it to the buffer, but it didn't quite give me the shine I was looking for. Any suggestions? A coat of Renaissance was helped...but not quite there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dirtychrome View Post
    Stunning looking blade.

    The spine work is wonderful but what I'm really drawn to the nice huge notch near the heal. Since it's pretty much center blade, it's neat how my focal point is centered there, enjoying all else around it
    Thats true! On looking a bit more, you could almost open a beer bottle with that notch!
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    I like it!!! Nicely done. Unique shape and really stands out.

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    Wowww Shooter ,
    What a beauty. I really like the humpback and the U-turn at the heel. Amazing!!! Congrats and well done maestro

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    That is truly a gorgeous razor. I really like the scalloped spine.

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    I like your eye for design, that is a beauty.

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    Very cool looking, Way to go!

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    That is a beautiful razor.

    Someday, I hope to assemble the equipment to give it a go.

    Nice job!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grump View Post
    That is a beautiful razor.

    Someday, I hope to assemble the equipment to give it a go.

    Nice job!
    Thank you.

    Please remember that all of the razors I have made to date have been made with roughly $200 worth of tools. You don't have to have all of the fancy tools to be creative. The scales were rough cut with a dremel and finished with sanding blocks and sandpaper, followed by buffing them. I do have a real grinder in the works, but it's not that it's necessary...it will just make it easier for me to make what I want & much quicker.
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    Very nice work and attractive design. I'm not surprised that the 1095 gave a good shave. Keep them coming.
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