(05-30-2020, 02:11 PM)TommyCarioca Wrote:Total is at least 7 now! Thanks for your quick response Sean. Love my razor [316]. It is nimble and efficient.(05-30-2020, 02:02 PM)george1906 Wrote:Count me in for 3! My 3 sons need one. Peer pressure works?(05-30-2020, 05:48 AM)CarbonShavingCo. Wrote: Copper is a beautiful material. Many cool characteristics including its color, history, patinas/aging, anti-microbial effects, luster...
Regarding the nature of copper it is much softer and easier to machine then 316L and Titanium. It's likely what you are experiencing in the knurling, as copper being the softest (then 316L, then Titanium), it does have the sharpest knurling...I think it is fair to say the softer the material, the sharper the knurling.
We made the copper and brass handles for a few limited edition pieces that we offered (Slantman you asked about these), the one on the left has the copper handle with a mokume-gane head. Our Mokume-gane was forged by Vegas Forge here in the US, its carefully forged layers of copper and brass. Mokume-gane translated from Japanese to "wood grained metal", it was used as an ornament detail on Samarai swords...the patina below is a heat patina only. Sorry if you have heard this before...
I think a small run of copper would be cool, its cool to see the interest, I have an informal list of who would get the first ones...personally I like splashes of copper (George1906, that copper/ handle is very nice), love Mokume-gane especially with silver, platinum, gold...
Sean
(TommyCarioca - sorry but we don't have any of the copper handles available...we did a small run but will likely make a few more)
Sean, you already know I want in on that list!
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