Thread: What are you working on?

OH! That's not too much! Looks fine!
I always say a half-inch either side of the pivot pin is optimal!
I have a few which are not there.

That balance is close enough it should be easy to strop. I have a few razors that are way out of balance and I hate stropping them. They see very little use, until of course they get new skins. Nice work my friend, I like the wood with a liner and the workmanship.

Originally Posted by MW76

Thanks guys Looking like ill have to wait to hone her up till Sunday. Winter hiking season is upon me so ill be packing tomorrow and trotting around the mountains Saturday. At least ill have something to do Sunday when my legs no longer function. First hike of the season always reminds me im a lazy kayaker all summer. Yeah Mike that Tru-oil is great stuff. Requires patience though.. The Beefwood has a nice almost metallic sheen in the grain. I was worried the brass was too thick. I sanded the wood down to about 1/2 mm. Again thanks for the compliments gents. Now for a shot of rye and a glass of the homebrew.

I can see you now, on a winter hike.
I just knew I'd seen your face somewhere before.

Har..!!!

Originally Posted by outback

I can see you now, on a winter hike.
I just knew I'd seen your face somewhere before.

Har..!!!

That is young Santa from one of those old shows?
Does Matt look like that?

I kinda do.

Yep... Chris Kringle.

I get this one alot..

DAMMITT!

Man..!!! That's what I look like after a day of ice fishing.
Good part is..beers don't get warm either. As a matter of fact..their ice cold! [emoji56]

Originally Posted by MW76

When i walked in to the metal shop near me a few weeks back they were just closing, but the owner said she had some drop cut pieces she would sell me cheap (i was looking for copper and brass). The brass was a little thick (~1mm) but i figured I'd give it a try.

So here's the last naked Henckels all scaled up. Beefwood with about 20 coats of Tru-oil, brass spacer and a black liner with a CA coating. I hit the Tru-oil with rubbing compound. Brass collars from Mr. Keene on the bay, and an aluminum spacer. Brass pins of course..









Thanks for looking sirs. This one officially makes it 50 straights in the collection. Bevel is set.. just gotta hone it up.

That is nicely done. What did you use for the black liners?

Geek

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