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Hi all,
I'd like to show you my latest work.
the razor is an "Hamlet" (Ernst Pack & Söhne, Solingen 1922-1932)
I cleaned the blade and made new scales in horn and inspired by the brand
a tried to d my first scrimshaw work (the good news Is that I can only improve :) )
anyway here the pics before and after
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Nice work, blade cleaned up nicely and the scales are just stunning, Enjoy!
Holy moly. That is an amazing job. What a beautiful razor! Blessed !
NICE! Tell us about the inlay! Scrimshaw Ivory? Very good job!
Very nice!! I love the inlay on the scale!!
Quite an impressive transformation. The scrimshaw work really adds a cool detail to the whole piece. Nicely done.
Very nice. Hamlet holding Yorick's skull is a very nice touch. Excellent job.
You did a fine job, I like the shape of your scales well done. PS and congratulations Italy beating France in the Six nations.
Jamie
Hi Sharptonn Thanks for your kind words.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
isn't real ivory but a plastic imitation, the visual effect is very very close to the real ivory.
As I said it's my first scrimshaw so I have to improve my technique.
I used very simple tools: a bulino and needles of different size then knife, chisel and dremel
to inlay it
Thanks Celticcrusader as you know Rugby isn't the most popular sport in ItalyQuote:
Originally Posted by celticcrusader
but the interest is growing and beating France has been very important for us :)
Thats an amazing restoration. Very well done.
Grant
love the scales shape and that inlay is just amazing, how is the shave with that beauty?
Regards Rafal
Thanks RafalS !Quote:
Originally Posted by RafalS
I don't know yet, I'll tell you in the next days. but I guess not much different from others Solingen razors
it seems to be well balanced and pleasant to handle
Very cool! A lot going on in one restoration! Very nicely done!
