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Buddel Razor with olive wood
This is also a razor, that I forged at my first "blacksmith-lesson". It is from a high-chrome-steel 1.2436. This is not a stainless steel but nevertheless very water resistant. The back and the shank are etched.
Handle is from olive wood with a brass wedge.
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v/r Glen
Nicely done !!!
The lines are classic with just the right touch of art...
God I love Olivewood.. So easy to work, such a tight grain near waterproof from Mother Nature.... and damn good looking...
Last edited by gssixgun; 09-10-2009 at 04:42 PM.
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Large Member
That really is a beautiful razor. You do make some fantastic examples!
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I like this a lot. I might try to find some olive wood for my first attempt at rescaling with inspiration like this.
Now if I could just make the blades...
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Wow! That is great design, Your workmanship is flawless.

Charlie
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Love that Olivewood! 
This razor has lots of eye appeal. The perfect curve of the scales, the complementary color match and attention to detail in the curve in the brass spacer and the ends of the scales - yummy!!!
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WORKSHOP:CUSTOMS:SOTD
Beautiful work gabor.
The blade reminds me a bit of the Friodur 7/8.
Good choice on the olive wood.
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I love the look & design of this blade . its just the type of razor that I lust after ( aren't they all )
I just wish that I had the ability & materials to acomplish something like this my self.
Every razor that you have posted so far has me admiring your work more & more.
Cheers Paul
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Wow! Very nice. I am impressed and I respect people who have skills like this. I don't know what God has in mind for me, but I don't have skills like these. That is beautiful work.
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Comfortably Numb
very nicely done... It makes me want to learn the blacksmithing of it all
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