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I like the polish on the blade and the concave detail on the spacer.
On the critical side: for my tastes, beech calls for a bit less rounding of the edges, because it's the kind of wood that really shines with clean lines. I also find them just a tad too slim for the width of the blade.
I like the polish on the blade and the concave detail on the spacer.
On the critical side: for my tastes, beech calls for a bit less rounding of the edges, because it's the kind of wood that really shines with clean lines. I also find them just a tad to slim for the width of the blade.
Why Many thanks my friend
the scales do look a little dwarfish in the pics, they did come out a little slimmer than I would have liked, as I only had a pen turners blank of material to work from..lol
You do have a damn good eye Sir Bart
Many thanks and Kindest Regards
Your friend
Ralfson (Dr)
Love this one... now I am not an expert in wood but this one appeals to me, and what an unusual color, never seen it before.
But unlike my taste in women:w00t: ... I do love skinny scales.
The blade polish is the ONE Ralfy... you must have sweated for hours to get it looking so good, now I'll go don my sunglasses:thumbup:
Why thank you Sir Cedders :thumbup:
I waited almost a year to do this one, its the first old razor that caught my eye, and until just recently it has sat in my resto drawer longing to be born again.