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  1. 05-01-2013, 12:54 PM #1
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    Default 8/8 Leo-Damascus with Koa

    This was the last blank of Leo-Damascus that I had and now finally I finished this razor. The pattern welded steel is from 1.2842 and the steel from the german tank Leopard. The handle is from koa wood with a buffalo horn wedge.

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    Beautiful!!
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    Love the blade and scales shape Great work!
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    Now that is a thing of beauty!
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    That is a beautiful razor, it has very flowing lines it looks like it grew that way.

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    Great looking blade there! The wood has great grain but not so much that it distracts from the steel...very nice.
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    Beautifully done all the way around. Another example of your excellent craftsmanship.
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    Great work. The shape of the scales is really organic. I like it.

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