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    Hi to all!

    This is my first post here and I want to show you my latest work.

    All started with idea and sketch.


    After that I decide to buy plate of RWL34 to make this razorblade. I printed sketch and taped it on steel.



    Cut to rough shape


    Shaped on belt grinder


    I decide to put some filework on back.





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    This is my jig for grinding profile...


    And tools I used...


    After some time...


    I needed eternity to do this...




    After I grind both straights I send it on hardening to the pro.

    They are hardened and tempered at 59HRC - measured.



    I start to grind profile to zero, and clean other parts of straights.

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    After some polishing they look like this



    Also they was able to shave hair from hands...


    I started to work on scales...
    For first one I use steamed oak.


    Wedge is from AISI 316L


    For second one I use Lignum Vitae I get from one good guy.


    On this one I used Titan for wedge.


    Pins are AISI 316L on both.

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    For second one I made box also.






    And some more pro pictures...









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    Hope that you like my straights.

    Best regards,
    Davor

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    Amazing work! Simply amazing.

    Cheers.
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    Very nicely done, really like the design of the blade and the file work is super.

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    Very nice work! I especially like the wavy filework. The scales are too thick for my taste, though

    Edit: I'm loving the photography. I have so much to learn!
    Last edited by Laurens; 09-05-2013 at 03:54 PM.
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    Excellent work. Well done.
    RWL34 is probably my favourite steel to use for straights {definitely my favourite for kitchen knives}. Your polish looks lovely.
    As laurens said, i would just work on making the scales a bit thinner on your next ones. Also love the box you made.
    Keep on going!
    Best Regards,
    Adam

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    Very nice sir, with minimal tools to boot! That makes it even more beautiful in my eyes my razor friend, hope they serve you as good as they look.
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    Thank you and God Bless, Scott

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