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It's been awhile and I thought I'd share some pictures I took this morning.
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Awesome work. Great details on those worked backs. I especially like the hammered look and as always, am a sucker for pronounced irish points. What is the pale green scale material on the irish point?
Well done!
now these are some serious str8s man,,,,,nice pieces
Beautiful work! Those greenish scales look kind of like bone, what are they?
Really beautiful Robert. I love to see how you evolve. These are very different from the first work i saw of yours. I loved them then, & still do now!
Good to see production catching back up again!
Beautiful! I really like the hammered spine... very unique, and very attractive.
That's polished giraffe bone. It's one of my favorite materials but it's hard to know how they'll turn out from one to the next. The texture and coloring vary considerably. It's always a surprise.Quote:
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Thanks, Ben. I try to keep improving the razors and I spend a lot of $$$ on R&D that sometimes works out and sometimes doesn't, but always trying to take things another step up is what keeps things interesting. Fortunately, I think there are lots of stones left unturned. :)
Arrrgh !!! :dropjaw: Robert those are killer beautiful. The spirit is willing but the wallet is weak .... otherwise I'd have that one in the first two photos ... all I could afford now is the apple. :banghead:
That apple looks Delicious!
Nice. I just got my hollow Spanish point in abalone yesterday, the one you sent to John this week (shavingshop). It went in one door and out the other. Honed it last night, used it this morning. Very nice and the abalone is super. The wife and daughter even like it.
