Gents, here is a 8/8 Non Folder for a SRP member. The steel is O1, HRC61.
Hones:
Chosera 1K
Norton 4/8
Sigma 13K
Strop:
Balsa Strop with CrOx
MickR's Roo Hide Strop
Thanks for looking.
Stu
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Gents, here is a 8/8 Non Folder for a SRP member. The steel is O1, HRC61.
Hones:
Chosera 1K
Norton 4/8
Sigma 13K
Strop:
Balsa Strop with CrOx
MickR's Roo Hide Strop
Thanks for looking.
Stu
Really like the non folders. Very nice.
Holy crap, that's awesome!
I love the jimps and the handle is gorgeous maybe one day in this life I'll make razors
Very nice...and intimidating looking!!
Wow! That's gorgeous!
This blew my pant off, and im not into non folders so this one is awesome design, realy realy liked it, this one made me change my mind (might be other out there aswell but i just havent seen them), where to get? what adr does that mean?
Great looking blade Stu! Well done
Wow - just wow. That's a work of art! The man who shaves with it will be a lucky man indeed!
nicely done Stu. nicely done!
Very cool! Do you do an ANZAC discount? ;)
Sweet work again Stu. Very well done.
Adam
As always another beautiful piece of work from Stu, even if you didn't have your makers mark on one of razors Stu, i'm more than confident i could pick yours out of any lineup.
Jamie.
Very cool work on the spine and especially on the handle.
Nicely done Stu!
That razor's a treat to behold. Lovely spinework. Well done, sir! :D
Wow, fine work Stu ! Congrats to the new owner :) Regards Kenny
your work really gets my attention every time. I am so excited to get my custom from you. that one is also an amazing piece of work..great work!!!
that a boy cowboy! originality is big for me! sweet!!!
Honing large razors like this one. Because of the width are razors this wide harder to set bevels on and hone??
Johnus,Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnus
I think you are referring to the width of the razor between the spine and the cutting edge of the razor. No setting the bevel is the same as smaller razors, providing the thickness of the blade is correct. The ratio between the thickness of the spine and the distance between the spine and the cutting edge is important.
I hope this answers your question.
Stu
Yes, it does. Is there a magic number for the ratio?
I would like to know too. I am working on turning a sword into a non-folder myself, and was curious about that ratio my own self. And also can that be corrected a bit for shaving by the secondary bevel that gets set?Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnus
Around 1:3.5 to 1:4Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnus
I really love the boxer theme. We have an old boy who is 6 and they are absolutely fine animals.
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This is a picture of him when he got stung by a bee last year...(he's still happy!!!)
Use to have a wonderful dog that loved Yellow Jackets. We has an old pear tree and he'd lay by the old fruit and hunt them. You'd find 2 or 3 stuck to his tongue all the time. Didn't bother him.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoeSomebody
Golf clap, simply stuned
