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    Default 8/8 Tattoo Razor in Rosewood and Brass

    Gents, This one is a commission from a guy who had something very specific in mind. This was to be a gift for a friend who had a tattoo of a straight on his arm. He presented me with a photo and this is the end result after many hours of blood, sweat and tears....Well just blood and sweat . The blade is 8/8 O1 hardened to HRC60. The scales are Rosewood and brass with brass pins and washers. Thanks for looking. Stu.
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    That looks phenomenal! Great work as usual! Looks similar to the straight razor tattoo I have. Are you making this for me ?
    Str8Raz0r and hope like this.

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    How lovely

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    That is TOO cool
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    The blade design is very interesting, the scroll end on the tail, the etching on the blade, the brass and rosewood scales, pins, all look top notch,
    great craftmanship.

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    Mate, there's a lotta work gone into that one. Beautiful job.
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    "I aint like that no more...my wife, she cured me of drinking and wickedness"
    Clint Eastwood as William Munny in Unforgiven

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    That looks amazing, great job

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    I think it is a beautiful piece of workmanship but from a constructive criticism point of view, the point at the edge scares me. I'd have to really watch myself with it. If the heel is likewise double my concern. Also, a slight curve, or smile, from heel to point is what I always like in a razor. Not taking away from the obvious skill displayed in making that beauty, just my preferences.

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    That is a beautiful razor, the brass bolsters and blade shape really do it for me. The whole package is great.

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    Are the brass end caps glued to the rosewood?

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