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    Default Best Steel????

    Hello!

    I have a question to my friends.
    What is the best steel to make a Straight Razor 8 / 8 or 7 / 8.
    I love the Filarmonica, so today was the best razor I used, I do not know you have other better, counting on help from you, because I believe that you know other brands.

    I make Razor because I'm already doing the wiring I need now only the slides.
    There is in Brazil until the time a manufacturer of Razors and I wanted to change this.
    But I want to do something good and different.
    Please help me.
    Thank you very much
    Ale

    Sorry if I wrote something wrong not speak or write in English and use the Google Translator

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    please check workshop you will find plenty information. gl

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    Honestly there is not a best steel. If there were, everyone would use it. Read through a lot of these posts for suggestions though.

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    used O1 W1 and 2 1084 1095 cpm154cm cpm3v
    its more about gettign a good heat treat

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    What steel do you have available to you? That would be a starting point. Determine what equipment/techniques you will need to heat treat & temper that steel. Thats your starting point.

    Hope this helps,

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