Thread: Where would one find a 2" long razor?

Originally Posted by Heespharm

I don't think the op is looking for vintage blades

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Then his best bets are either kamisori or PM Max in Vegas..............Max was making some at less than 2 inches.

Some great suggestions, I had the same request and one of the many amazing artists on this site took on the challenge. It was a cracked dubl duck turned into a custom with bloodwood scales and a matching brush. I love it!
Respectfully
Christian

The Japanese Feather Artist Club SS straight razors, either folding or non-folding, uses 50 mm (2 inch) very sharp replaceable blades. I learned to straight shave using the Feather Artist Club SS non-folding razor. The Feather razor blades are famous for their sharpness that give close shaves for the entire face, even if you have a beard. I enjoyed using the non-folding razor because the straight handle combined with the 2 inch blade allowed more user friendly hand positions than folding razors but both types have 2 inch blades. The Feather Artist Club razor is still in my rotation.

Originally Posted by OCDshaver

Do a search for a Double Duck Dwarf. They were short blades. I used to have one but sold it. It would fit your needs if you can find one.

My Double Duck Dwarf was 2.75" & I called it called "Notorious B.I.G."
http://straightrazorpalace.com/custo...rven-duck.html

Robert Williams "The Purist"

I have a Henkles stainless razor I bought off eBay that's around 2" - you may be able to find the same model somewhere?

John

Whoa nelly!

I turn my head away for 2 days and I get three pages of responses and a PM! Thanks for all of the great responses guys, I'm sure from everything you've listed here I'll find something! And now my research begins...

Look for a corn razor. Perfect.

Mastro Livi makes a fine "mini razor". Check it out at the gallery on his website.

Your Mastro Livi - Mastro Livi custom straight razor site

Here's 2in razor I made I accidentally dropped the razor while restoring it a vintage Kropp and broke a piece off by the stabilizer, so I gently ground away the rest of the stabilizer and re-handled the razor to mimic a Kamisori turned out to be a nice little shaver very easy to use and especially hone.