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01-23-2015, 08:44 PM #1
Birnando, what a fantastic addition to the thread. When I started it, I never imagined it would take off the way it has - but that's all down to Bruno of course.
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01-24-2015, 03:06 AM #2
Birnando,
That's a very nice historical piece of metal made into a gorgeous razor!!! To me, it is priceless. I would be very proud to own such a piece! There must be some history behind the sword it was made from. And of course you used all the right stones to hone it with which makes it even a more interesting razor. I can't find enough words to describe how I feel about such a piece of history that was converted into another very sharp tool to use on your face. They go back as early as 1185 & being 17th century steel it isn't silly to treat it the way you have. I would have the utmost respect for such an incredible piece of historical value. I can't wait to hear your story about it & the shave you got from it! That my friend is a very special treat for year to come. You are very lucky to have a friend like Bruno. He is truly an artist at what he does!
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01-29-2015, 12:05 AM #3
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Thanked: 13236Another Bruno Blade
Another Collaboration:
Specs:
Razor:
SnailForge O2 steel Custom Razor with a loooooooong Monkey Tail
Battle Axe Blade
Scales:
Gemstar Customs built to specs
Streaked Horn hand polished
Red G10 .030" Liners
Overall Thickness .110"
Silver pin Southern Cross Inlay
Wedge:
Black Buffalo Horn .065' at the end
Hardware:
Pins - Nickel Silver
Lock Washers - Double stacked SS
Inner Bearing Washers - Solid Brass
Tons of fun working through this custom
Thanks for looking...
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01-29-2015, 12:20 AM #4
Please tell the lucky owner to own up so we can congratulate him on his new acquisition.
"The sharpening stones from time to time provide officers with gasoline."