Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by MW76

Just a few little touch ups and this razor is bound for Texas.







In exchange i have a nice little pile of blades to scale up!

Looking good, Matt!

Very impressive Matt!!
Beautiful job!!

Pete <:-}

Nice razor Phrank.
Matt that three layer set of scales, that's taking it to the next level. They are pretty nice my friend.

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Might be, Andrew!
I have been asking that question for a long time.
Made when England's armies were busy with their 'colonies', including India.
I call it fake Hindi, myself!
http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...or-blades.html

I completely understand why you called your Heiffor, "The Brick"...it is a massively heavy blade, was covered in gunk, but came clean with good scrub with a toothbrush and toothpaste, light sanding, and it's looking pretty clean...grabbed it from a local listing in Ontario...

Funny, I was thinking the etching appeared almost like a bird in flight but could be Gaelic as mentioned in the linked thread...and what a great thread you linked to...seeing some great posts from Neil....

Yeah, they are pretty rough and simple. Heavy wedge for Army issue.
Heiffor made some intricate and beautiful stuff.
These beasts ain't it!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Yeah, they are pretty rough and simple. Heavy wedge for Army issue.
Heiffor made some intricate and beautiful stuff.
These beasts ain't it!

Agreed - when it say's, "Made for the Army" they meant it.

Those Heiffor's you had in the other thread were sublime how nice they are, he really made some top notch razors, incredible craftsmanship.

So this Army razor was from around 1850 or earlier was the thinking?

Nice work on those scales Matt!
Super thin edge chamfer to them. Very nice.

Originally Posted by Phrank

Agreed - when it say's, "Made for the Army" they meant it.

Those Heiffor's you had in the other thread were sublime how nice they are, he really made some top notch razors, incredible craftsmanship.

So this Army razor was from around 1850 or earlier was the thinking?

Going by Neil's words, I expect they are.
If someone has not pasted-stropped and ground it away, the suckers take an edge with the finest.

Still have that pretty pair. Have never been honed since new.
Gonna bust them out someday!

Nice work, Matt & Phrank.
How bouts some details on that Matt. Did ya cut yersef, and he caint touch da butins. Harr!!

Originally Posted by MikeB52

Nice work on those scales Matt!
Super thin edge chamfer to them. Very nice.

Boy! Those are some THIN layers, eh?