Thread: Little ugly, handles well.

I had an eBay 'couple dollars' blade with a big nick out of it's heel and a couple hours spare time. I wanted to try making a shoulderless blade... but just as I'd achieved a (relatively) clean re-shape with the Dremel cutting wheel, I dropped the dang thing on the garage floor concrete and dinked a huge chip off the toe!

So I lopped off and reshaped the entire end of the blade as well. And tried making really rough jimps. I may have gotten a little carried away making the jimps... handles really securely now though!

The end product is tiny, kind of haggled looking, but strangely endearing. Honed up really easily though! No need to do X passes even on my little natural combo stone.

Looks cute!
Calls for some extravagantly shaped handle I mean.

Ha! Great effort at making lemonade after your lemon! If you tire of it you can always sell it as a Project Coochie Razor.

Originally Posted by Utopian

Ha! Great effort at making lemonade after your lemon! If you tire of it you can always sell it as a Project Coochie Razor.

+1 What a great save.

That looks SUPER COOL! I like it a lot. well done!

Originally Posted by 0livia

Looks cute!
Calls for some extravagantly shaped handle I mean.

scales?

why not leave it as is and use it japanese style!

Originally Posted by mdunn

scales?

why not leave it as is and use it japanese style!

Agreed!

Nice looking!!

I think that looks pretty good! I wouldn't call it ugly at all.

Man, that's a good save... may I add, that razor is a great source of inspiration because I will to try that with another razor I was about to throw out.

Thanks for sharing.

Great save! again!

You really make the most out the metal that is there.

Charlie