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    Default 15/16 Smiling Edge Custom in Hunter Orange G10

    Finished this one up last night. It is a smaller blade with a 2.5" cutting edge made from 1084. Barber's notch/spanish point and I was playing around with some new things on the spine at the toe. This one really didn't start out with any set plans and I just kind of went with things as they came to mind. Satin blade finish and mirror spine and tang.

    Scales are hunter orange G10 "poly peel" with a medium texture. This is some new stuff I haven't worked with before that comes with a plastic peel off top that leaves an even textured pattern behind. Wedge is made of toxic green G10 pinned with Ni/Ag rod and stacked stainless and brass washers. The pivot pin uses adjustable torx screws.

    I like the smaller cutting edge as it seems more maneuverable on the face. Razor is finished on an Ozuku Asagi and took a very smooth edge.







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    Wow very nice! I am always impressed with your work and style. Does the dropped nose make honing difficult?
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    Quote Originally Posted by livingontheedge View Post
    Wow very nice! I am always impressed with your work and style. Does the dropped nose make honing difficult?
    I was worried about that the whole time while making this as this was a test razor for that point. With a layer of tape over the spine it honed right up with no problems whatsoever.

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    Great looking combination of the art and efficiency factor!
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    That looks awesome! When do they go into production?

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    Wow all goes together so well, great design!!

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    WOW!!! that thing is an amazing functional piece of art! great design, great flow GREAT EVERYTHING!!!

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    There'a something quite sculptural about your work, I always enjoy looking at your razors, very well done, nice colour touch with the lime green and orange, the opposite end of the colour spectrum.

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    Beautiful flow and design, and great eye candy! I'm continually amazed by, and envious of the talent and craftsmanship on exhibit by the custom razor makers of this forum...

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    Great work ! looks really cool, looks like a mix between 17 and 21 century, shaving 17century style with a blade that looks like 21century

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