Thread: Ernst Kloop-Wald Silberstahl -Re-scale

Going back to our very own Noswad..

We decided on this brand new color I just got in, "SandBar", we wanted a ocean look on it because of the anchor and crossed swords stamp on the front and I think maybe we got it with the varied shades of blue with the touches of gold... There are even more subtle flashes of colors that you find as the light hits it..
Just some quick polishing on the steel...

The acrylic was polished from 220-12000 then Novus 1-2-3, the hardware is bi-metal washers and Nickel Silver pins....

What a nice suprise to just happen to stop by and see the razor finished.

You did a great job, Glen. Thank you.
Nice suggestion on the material.

I am looking forward to seeing it in person.

LOL I was just getting ready to send you an e-mail too

Absolutely beautiful! It just keeps getting better. I really like that scale material. Congrats to the owner!

Excellent work Glen, and beautiful razor Noswad

Great work Glen!

I really like the spine work on that razor as well, nice!

Its always cool to see Glen's work I think, I always come away thinking "Yep, thats definately the coolest acrylic I've ever seen." And then I see the next razor and think the same thing again..!

Beautiful, that ones a real eyecatcher.

More phenomenal work by a master craftsman! Glen, you rock as usual...

Noswad: You have a gorgeous razor there, my friend! The spine work is beautiful, and those scales sing like a Siren! If she shaves a fraction as well as she looks, she's gonna make you a very happy man...

Another home run. Glen you are the master of acrylic I don't know how you manage to find an acrylic that brings out the soul of each blade but you do everytime. Please keep them coming!!

Beautiful razor, and I really like the acrylic! I'm not normally a fan of the mixed opalescent colors, but that looks very, very good!