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    My additions to the Club, Bruno was able to send these to Glen to finish for me.

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    Snail Forge O2 steel 1/4 Hollow FBU designed
    in Polished Camel Bone scales at .110" thickness using an adapted W&B scale design
    Wedge is Amber

    Hardware is all Solid Brass

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    Snail Forge O2 steel 3/4 Hollow FBU designed
    in Polished Ram's Horn at .115 thickness using an adapted W&B scale design

    Wedge is Turquoise
    Hardware is all solid Brass
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hanzo View Post
    My additions to the Club, Bruno was able to send these to Glen to finish for me.

    Specs:

    #1

    Snail Forge O2 steel 1/4 Hollow FBU designed
    in Polished Camel Bone scales at .110" thickness using an adapted W&B scale design
    Wedge is Amber

    Hardware is all Solid Brass

    #2
    Snail Forge O2 steel 3/4 Hollow FBU designed
    in Polished Ram's Horn at .115 thickness using an adapted W&B scale design

    Wedge is Turquoise
    Hardware is all solid Brass
    And like always.......................................Bruno & Glen come through again!
    Hey, I'm a poet & didn't know it..................rhyme every time! You guys
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hanzo View Post
    My additions to the Club, Bruno was able to send these to Glen to finish for me.

    Specs:

    #1

    Snail Forge O2 steel 1/4 Hollow FBU designed
    in Polished Camel Bone scales at .110" thickness using an adapted W&B scale design
    Wedge is Amber

    Hardware is all Solid Brass

    #2
    Snail Forge O2 steel 3/4 Hollow FBU designed
    in Polished Ram's Horn at .115 thickness using an adapted W&B scale design

    Wedge is Turquoise
    Hardware is all solid Brass
    Looking like a great addition to your already great collection there kev, congrats

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    Here is my Bruno.

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    Green (Pepper jade) Kirinite
    Perspex spacer
    Nickel pins and washers

    Honed
    Chosera 1k,
    Dalmore Blue,
    Tam o' Shanter
    Norton 8K
    Slate (unknown)
    Charnley Forest.

    Lol it sonly when you see the pics you notice some little thing, I just need to give one of the pins a little tap just to keep it flush and maybe, some micromesh on the blade to make it look a little better.

    Otherwise Im happy with it
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    Nicely done. What did you fill my mark with? It looks the same color as the scales.
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    Very nice I like the touch of the green stamp filling also
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruno View Post
    Nicely done. What did you fill my mark with? It looks the same color as the scales.
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    Its available here in UK from most craft and DIY places,

    Im happy it looks and shaves great.

    Thanks.
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    This one is 10/8+, and differentially heat treated so it will show temper lines when etched lightly.
    SC145 water quench steel.

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    And this is a 7/8+ design I have named 'Azumi'
    It is made from antique tamahagane, and on its way to get some Tokyo flash scales.
    The white bubbles are oil. I didn't check the pics until after the blade went out, so I have no better pic than this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruno View Post
    The white bubbles are oil. I didn't check the pics until after the blade went out, so I have no better pic than this.
    Don't you hate that. My pictures are full of artifacts that don't seem to be there in reality.
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