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  1. 04-16-2010, 12:28 AM #21
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    Hell of a good job!! Be proud of that one
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    That is one fine looking razor you did a great job! The shape of the blade is super.


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    That's your first razor? With a bench belt sander? Wow, very well done!
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    Quote Originally Posted by randydance062449 View Post
    That's your first razor? With a bench belt sander? Wow, very well done!
    I suspect the belt sander is just for show; if you look closely at some of the pictures, you can see a KMG in the background.

    Really nice job. I did a couple of knives with a belt sander like that and completely dismissed the idea of using it for razors. I can see I made that decision too soon...

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    Wonderful work. These results make me want to try to make my own razor. It looks difficult, but you show it is possible.
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    Thanks Scott - inspiring thread!

    (Thanks also for showing the 'warts and all' - even if we couldn't spot them!)

    All the best,
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    Wow, great job. My teacher said you could put a hollow grind in with a belt sander, I didn't believe him. I gues I owe him an apology
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    "Necessity is the mother of all invention". I don't have all of the more expensive tools to date, so I used what I had. Many guys have turned out nicer stuff than I on less...Jump in, the water is great!!
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    Sweet, that is one fine looking razor...
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    Thank you! See, if I can do it...anyone can!
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