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10-08-2010, 11:41 AM #11Lookin like a crim
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Nice save on the blade there Oz, and a sweet job on the scales. Thanks for the bevel pics too, I love seeing stuff like that.
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10-08-2010, 01:30 PM #12Senior Member
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That is a handsome razor. The satin finish on the scales looks great.
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10-08-2010, 01:40 PM #13 I'll bet the owner loves it
Oni - it looks wonderful. The reshaping of the blade, I suspect, will be an improvement over the factory profile. One thing I've noticed is how nicely a very slight smile shaves. I have one old swayback with a pronounced smile. Though the length of the edge is reduced, there are precious few times one can use the whole length anyway. The smiles let me access contoured areas better, and the edge has to deteriorate pretty far before experiencing any pull. I'll be surprised if the owner doesn't just love that.
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10-09-2010, 12:35 AM #14The Great & Powerful Oz
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Grinders are good Szymon until you get one of those blades that shatter just at the look of one
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Nice Job mate looks real good!
Lotta work to get those frowns out (except if you have a grinder a ?
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Love that oil finish, feels and looks great.
So .... what did you finish it with??? You left us hanging at shapton 2k!
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Not the case here luckily
Finished on my Asagi. All the other stones I had here that you saw have gone back to So but I had a lot of fun with them
And thanx to everyone for your comments especially Mick. Told you it was a good gamble
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10-09-2010, 03:20 AM #15May your bone always be well buried
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Cheers mate. My book doesn't have the words good and gamble together. My book reads: gamble, lose, bad, luck, jack, pay, up. This is one of those rare times I would have got away with it. I'll trust you more in future...Promise. Originally Posted by onimaru55
Grinders are good Szymon until you get one of those blades that shatter just at the look of one Not the case here luckily
Finished on my Asagi. All the other stones I had here that you saw have gone back to So but I had a lot of fun with them
And thanx to everyone for your comments especially Mick. Told you it was a good gamble
Mick
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10-09-2010, 03:32 AM #16At this point in time...
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I am smiling from ear to ear here Oz...
The razor looks really good, which of course is no surprise...
But the huge
goes to the edge re-profile that my straight razor crazy friends is a ton of work... Well done Oz Man
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10-09-2010, 04:40 AM #17The Great & Powerful Oz
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Thanx G. I'm sure you know it ain't easy especially with that Bengall steel. Almost makes me wanna buy a good belt grinder but I'd have to do a bunch of these to pay for it
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