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I made this cute little fellow using my new Dremel...I wanted to make it for quite a while but didn't have the time.
The blade is a piece I cut off from an old useless George Wostenholm blade, the scales are made from a blond horn and the spacer is brown horn.For the pinning I used a small piece of a Safety pin that I cut to the right size.
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Anyone want to try and hone it? :rofl2:
Man, that's the cutest thing I've ever seen. fantastic! One hair at a time. :D
I don't have the pic on my phone, but I have a DE to match it
Wow this is awesome. Good job.
That's awesome. Way to pay attention to the fine details.
Super job on that miniature. It looks perfectly executed. Now, you just need a mini brush to go along with the blade. ;)
I love it. I want one. Great job.
That is a wonderfull Thing,Great work
Thats so freaking cool lol! well done!
That's so cool. Finally a solution to using a straight on nose hair. Good job.
I need something like that for shaving nose hairs! :)
So, how many passes does it take to get a smooth shave? I once made a miniature Bowie knife from a hack saw blade, and boy that was a lot of work. Fine job!
Based on your attention to detail, I say you had a lot of spare time on your hands. :) It looks fantastic, good job!
I would say he has a spare razor in his hand. Wagawagawaga.Quote:
Originally Posted by ReardenSteel
That is So Freaking COOL!
Here it is.
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You, sir, are an artist. What makes this even more impressive is that you have used the actual materials from original razors and not some cheesy substitutes. Well done!
Regards - Walt
