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Yes it would.

I have some navel jelly which I used on a dduck. it's equally reversible, more gray than blue/black. I have two more razors I'm working on so I haven't taken the time to hone this...

You may be right. What would you think if i were to put a little patina juice on it and darken the blade to a shady gray?

Thanks. I'm gonna try. (bring your cash:))

That's very nice of you to say. Thank you.

I have noticed you are a sword fan and can enjoy a little polishing work from time to time. You are not alone here:)

Awesome! I'm thinking about a celtic knotwork

Thanks man.

Good luck with your antlers!

Thanks Mike! That's what I like to hear:D I've rethought what I told Bob and I probably won't refinish the blade further just too lazy

Thanks Bob. I didn't spend alot of time on the blade. Maybe if it turns out to be a good shaver I can get the rest of the pits out

Thanks Mike. I am happy to report all by hand with home harvested walnut, even had to forge out the pin

Thanks I appreciate it. Speaking of briar I wanted to rusticate the "cap" ends but was too scared to experiment. I think it'd make a nice effect to use somehow

Unless I am mistaken I think you just said my razor looks like a dog turd:p
hee hee. I have only seen the "Cotton Bowl Twist" for chewing or smoking. It's actually not too bad.

I apprecitate your comments kind sir

Thanks for the kind words Chris- let's not go too far though:o

Most is done with a knife: incise the spiral layout and then bevel the ends into those cuts. I also used a small triangle file and sandpaper to smooth it up. I'm glad you like it! thanks

This one was etched something anotherTOBACCO. I tried to make the scales look like a twist of tobacco, and give it a simple homespun appearance. I mean I lost the original washers:o

Next time I'll...