Thread: The New Ottoman Egyptain And Royal Windsor Razor

Thank you Bob.
It is no secret at all. I used silver solder paste (meltingpoint 650°C). The difficulty was not to harm the hardness of the blade. Therefore i covered it with wet tissues and added new water while the hole soldering process. To get enough heat i used a propan/oxygen burner with a very fin but hot flame. It was a hard task but it worked. Only the tang is soft, the blade itself did not loose any hardness.

cheers,
Ulrik

Originally Posted by Ulrik

Thank you Bob.
It is no secret at all. I used silver solder paste (meltingpoint 650°C). The difficulty was not to harm the hardness of the blade. Therefore i covered it with wet tissues and added new water while the hole soldering process. To get enough heat i used a propan/oxygen burner with a very fin but hot flame. It was a hard task but it worked. Only the tang is soft, the blade itself did not loose any hardness.

cheers,
Ulrik

Amazing, if I did not see it I wouldn't have believed it could be done. Great work !

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

Amazing, if I did not see it I wouldn't have believed it could be done. Great work !

+1 for that repair! And the original razor looks great as well!