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This near-mint Wade and Butcher blade was never honed and is in as pristine condition as any I've seen. The handles, however, were shot, so I fashioned a new set out of moose antler. It takes a high shine, is smooth and silky in the hand and has a nice character.
http://www.straightedgerazors.com/mk...lbum/a_129.jpg
Show Off!!!:cry:
That sure is a sweety Robert. Moose you say? What did you do with the rest of him? I bet she shaves like a demon too.
The meat choppers shave superbly. They're among my favorite shavers and this one is definitely not an exception. I've still got a wee bit of antler left. This came from a shed antler that is around 3 feet from one end to another. There were only two tines that were useful since the rest were either too short for scales or had rodent damage. But there's still a whole lot of useful antler left. I think I'll be doing more with this. The scales look and feel great. Thanks!
I like the organic stuff, myself. Good job... :cool:
Lovely, just lovely. I'm surprised we haven't heard from Nenad yet lol
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Originally Posted by PapaBull
Go Ahead..Tease Us....That's Cruel Showing that Beautiful Meatchopper to all of us who don't have one...
Jim
P.S. It is Gorgeous!!! :cool:
Very nice, really ...
Nice Blade and nice Scales. Really well done.:cool:
hehe... Indeed, very nice. Coincidence, I have also choosen that same shape for my Henkells, and laser cut some plexi scales...Quote:
Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT
And, I'm trying to cut down on the forum a bit, I have a LOT of work lately...
Nenad
p.s. but as you can see, I can't lay off the dam thing :mad: :D
I'm not complaining, but you may want to worry about your gf... She may find some other uses for your razors if you don't pay more attention to her :D