Thread: Wade & Butcher 6/8 Bloody Death

well.. this may be the first time I am scared of a razor...and who woulda thunk it be something I created intentionally.

This razor started out as a rather "average" 6/8 square point..with some rust and tarnish... The stamps were very light, and after restoration are only visible at certain angles...you can still make out the "Wade & Butcher" stamp if you look closely....had to hold onto its origins..

Anyway, I'll see if the owner has some before pics, but, this is the "after blade resto" pic I took.



As you can see, decent blade. the resto turned out good.

So... then I did what I was asked to do. Completely ravage the blade.

All said and done, here is what I came up with. carbon fiber, red acrylic, death points, and a freehand dremel worked spine. It all comes together in a tang-covered scale design with beautiful curves coming to deathly spikes here and there

Few more.

Turned out absolutely great Brad.
I see you figured out how to make the curves in the scales.

just wanted to show shape of wedge. you can see it in this pic. It has a large area shaped out for clearance of the point.

mate what a awesome razor mate well done

VERY UNIQUE

This is beautiful, Brad.

I really like that blade, scale combo! You are an inspiration to my fuutre works.

Wow! amazinging work!

This is incredible! I'm not crazy about the front of the scales, but I LOVE everything else on this one!!