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I don't do many inlaid razors but every once in a while someone wants one. Here's one with a total of 10 inlays between the razor and the scales. 7 in the razor, itself and three more in the ivory scales. Too bad I can't really capture the fire in the abalone. It's really brilliant.
Wow, that is stunning!!!
Now THAT'S a spine that would need to be taped when honing! Nice.
Chris L
How good can it get!
You are a very very bad man cos now I want one......
What a piece, a real work of art. My congratulations.:bow
Fantastic work!
As a FYI, you're receiving the following warning on your Prices page:
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I am dazzled :bow
That looks great! I love the spine. How do the inserts on the blade hold up to hot water and use?
Thanks for the note on the error on my website. I've got that fixed.
How do the inlays hold up? They hold up better than the steel, LOL. They won't rust, they won't come loose, they won't come out and the blade will likely break before they would. I actually inlet them instead of skeletonizing the blade, which makes it a very secure fit. It's a bit painstaking but it's a nice touch.
This one's off to Europe next week.
Yeah, I saw this one yesterday. Really is stunning!Quote:
Originally Posted by PapaBull
That is beautiful! I like the flow of that design, very nice work!:tu
For these custom masterpieces that you present to us, can you give us a ball park as to what $ figure we're looking at?
So we can plan ahead when its time to order ours (Mine!):bow
It's bloody beautiful.
Beautiful:bow