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I adjusted the exposer for those who thought the others to dark.

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I get new photos tomorrow

Like a dream. The weight will take some getting used to but it should live up to it's purpose.

Put the finishing touches on this razor today, here's the details

KC-60 Length and Weight Specifications

Blade weight – 69.5g
Total weight – 100.7g
Cutting edge – 2 7/8 in
Total blade...

Step 10:
I start the heirloom box. This box is cut from a single piece of Teak, My father cuts the wood and hollows it out, then I finish it. This one is stained with black lacquer and then sealed...

Step 9:starting the finish work.

After polishing with green rouge I start cutting blade decorations and details. The jimps I cut with a dremel. This blade is designed around arthritic hands so the...

I do use briquets, BUT I only use duraflame® Hardwood Briquets. they are 95% hardwood, 4% Vegetable starch binder, and No chemicals, mineral additives or fillers, I get all the benefits of lump...

Just because I'm very happy with it here is some pics of my new forge

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it has three air rates, First is low, which gives me HOT!

Step 4,5,6, and 7 (repeat)

Tempering is a necessary pain in the southern regions. before I temper I sand the blade to 120 grit. then heat to critical (1550 deg.) soak for 15 min. then quench in...

Step 3 Scales:

For this razor I'm using Indian blond buffalo horn, so I pick from the available horns in this case the "back" side of horn 1 and 2. Normally I only use one horn and split it two,...

I decided to not only show the progress of a custom but also to show how I build my razors step by step.

Step one design:
This step is just as it sounds, I draw the razor in full scale. The...