Thread: What are you working on?

Honed it with one, Tom.
I'll let ya know how it shaves later. But the bevel is eaven on both sides now.
And tree tops arm hair easily.

A washday this afternoon while the sun shines.



Easier to blend and shade in natural light.

Several days ago, cleaning and honing work.





1815 blade. Quite fond of it.

Originally Posted by Thaeris

Several days ago, cleaning and honing work.
1815 blade. Quite fond of it.

I see why. Beautiful old knife. Just exudes age and service.

Originally Posted by MikeB52

A washday this afternoon while the sun shines.



Easier to blend and shade in natural light.

Lookin good Mike..!! [emoji6] [emoji482]

Good evening,
It's been a while since I posted my cocobola scales and blue steel razor, ( the one that cracked then broke) I finally got a couple of hours to finish it, yay!!!! I'm waiting for the last coat of CA to dry, buff out then I'll post it. I think it turn out pretty good.
To be continued...

here red are the pics of the blue steel "take two"
first time using CA.

I have spent the last few hours honing and receiving a wonderful shave from this little guy..



T. Noonan & Sons 'KO Special'.

This is one of my favorites.. just a cool looking razor.

Test fit in its skins, wedge already pinned up collarless.


Hard to film, but the goldwash extends up the spine and around the toe once more.
Cheers.
And MW, that noonan is cool looking indeed!

Originally Posted by MikeB52

Test fit in its skins, wedge already pinned up collarless.


Hard to film, but the goldwash extends up the spine and around the toe once more.
Cheers.
And MW, that noonan is cool looking indeed!

Damn.... You popped that one out in no time.!!!
For a minute there, I thought I was reading one of my own posts.

Im curious if the blade reveals the notorious Genco , midas shave for ya Mike

I got the Chosera 1000 yesterday, finally.. I'll hone it tomorrow going from the Chosera, Norton 4/8 then finish on my coticule for the SOTD tomorrow night.