3 of a kind ISH

[LR Harner]

the triplets
all are one piece 5400 year old bog oak
all are 1/4 inch thick cpm154 and have bamboo like spine work and round points
the main difference is the grind one wedge (ground one 10 inch wheel) one part hollow (10 inch + extra grind time on the 5 inch wheel ) and one full hollow (10+5+ 2 inch wheel grind )
any thoughts are welcome

 

[J. ROSA]

WOW! Those are amazing! I'm shocked at how you are able to blend everything so cleanly in using the different wheels.

 

[Mike Martinez]

WOW Butch, those are amazing! Beautiful work... how do they shave? How does the edge hold up?

 

[Lagrange]

Very nice work!

 

[rhinoknives]

Excellent work!
very nicely shaped blades!

Laurence

www.rhinoknives.com

 

[Mark Behnke]

Kinda East meets West, Bamboo and Bog. Very attractive.

 

[LR Harner]

thanks guys
so far a edge holding i have been usigna CPM154 blade fo ovr a year now and it holds up as well if not better then plain carbon blades (might give jsut a hair up on smoothness vs carbon steels but i ll take that trade any time
BTW the cts-xhp should be every bit as smooth as carbon steel and still be stainless (i will keep you all updatedd )

 

[Mike Martinez]

thanks guys
so far a edge holding i have been usigna CPM154 blade fo ovr a year now and it holds up as well if not better then plain carbon blades (might give jsut a hair up on smoothness vs carbon steels but i ll take that trade any time
BTW the cts-xhp should be every bit as smooth as carbon steel and still be stainless (i will keep you all updatedd )

Thanks Butch, I've been following your work for a while now and it gets better every time you post a new piece. Let me know if you ever need a shaving brush or two... :3:

Again, amazing work and that Burlsource.com Bog Oak is killer!

 

[LR Harner]

i do make matching brushes when i can get the right size blocks of wood (need to make a few more soon)

 

[JAWilliams]

Amazing work Butch.