cardoso5fr
Well-Known Member
A kami Scrap (kamisori mean razor in japanese).
the blade is a niolox scrap without any shape. 6.7mm thick. The scale are ta6v4 , they was a failed about balisong handle. The spacer is a scrap of niolox.
After the first quench, the edge don't hold, second quench, same thing. I honed it more or less 7 time. After the 6° time, i thought that i maybe burned the carbon in the very thin edge during the hardening (i quench around 0.1mm thick edge).
I reshaped the blade for a "smile" and i put away the part i thought to have burned. Honing , leather work. And now that is a great razor
. All the shave are smooth and efficient 
The big piece of niolox (hardened too) to the heel give a good balance. The completion is rough, the edge is beadblasted and polished but i keep the back with chromium oxyde. I burned the titanium balisong handle with a propan torch to keep the look
. And keep some chromium oxyde on the heel to have that rough look.
It's seem to be an medieval "axe" for me
But it's a razor
. I worked almost two month on that one.......
the blade is a niolox scrap without any shape. 6.7mm thick. The scale are ta6v4 , they was a failed about balisong handle. The spacer is a scrap of niolox.
After the first quench, the edge don't hold, second quench, same thing. I honed it more or less 7 time. After the 6° time, i thought that i maybe burned the carbon in the very thin edge during the hardening (i quench around 0.1mm thick edge).
I reshaped the blade for a "smile" and i put away the part i thought to have burned. Honing , leather work. And now that is a great razor
The big piece of niolox (hardened too) to the heel give a good balance. The completion is rough, the edge is beadblasted and polished but i keep the back with chromium oxyde. I burned the titanium balisong handle with a propan torch to keep the look
It's seem to be an medieval "axe" for me










