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  1. 04-16-2007, 07:34 PM #1
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    Default My First Handmade Razor

    Slightly over 6/8, spike point, curly pernambuco handles with CA finish. Brass wedges and pins. CPM154CM steel, cryo treated.
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  2. 04-16-2007, 07:37 PM #2
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    In my mind's eye it's a beautiful razor.
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    Looks Sweet Joe
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    WOW!!! - NICE work, Joe! I love the work on the spine - the whole thing is just stunning....

    -well done!

    -Lou
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    Joe,

    Very, very nice work. I am thinking I'll start saving to afford one.

    I can say to the youngins, "Yep, I knew Joe the razor artist back when he wasn't famous, and you could buy one of his razors directly from him. You could even talk to him on something we used to use called forums. This was before the mind chips of course".

    They'll laugh, "Oh Pepere, you're so funny. We didn't even think you had electricity back then."

    lol, John
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    Great Work,

    Classy lines, I really like the shape of the blade and scales. It looks old fashion and modern at the same time.

    Charlie
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    that is lush mate!! Did you make the blade also, or just work it yourself to personalise it? It's certainly very nice indeedy
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    oh judging by the code you gave for the steel i guess you did!! holy crap!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by pea View Post
    oh judging by the code you gave for the steel i guess you did!! holy crap!!

    Drooling....
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    That is definitely pretty. What did the hardness come out to?
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