I guess that technically these are still knives. They are cartridge and safety razors. Safety razors are also known as "DE" or Double Edge razors. I purchase the heads and make the rest of them out of wood. They are really fun, quick and easy to make since most of the work is done on the lathe. The cartridge razors use standard Gillette Mach 3 heads and the safety razors use the standard double edge blades that you can find at almost any store that sells shaving supplies.
The stand and razor on this are both made out of the same piece of Bocote.
The handle on this safety razor was turned form Padauk. It was a birthday gift for a friend.
These both have Bocote handles as well. I kept the safety razor for myself and gave the cartridge razor to my oldest son.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Drop Point Skinner with Bocote Handle
This is a drop point hunting knife that I just finished for my brother-in-law. It is basically a version of the Old Timer Sharp Finger, but with a drop point blade. The steel is 1/8" thick D2. Blade length is 3.25 inches with an overall length of 6.75 inches. The Bocote hardwood handle is held together with brass bolt style fasteners along with a .22 magnum shell.
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