Barbershop Customs I’m always learning so what ever you choose.

​@@butterballjitsu19 I'm very glad that these vids help you mate ;)

some more razors would be very awesome, also wharncliffes are my kinda thing

It’s all good

please make something similar to Bob Kramers Chef Knife in 52100 ...

Thank you, I think we will make another one in future ;)

you all probably dont give a damn but does any of you know of a method to get back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot the account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!

@Lyric Nash instablaster =)

@Walter Marcel Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and im in the hacking process atm. Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.

@Walter Marcel it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D Thanks so much you saved my ass :D

Thanks a lot 🤗

Thanks

Thank you

Dziękuję 😊

👍

Thanks

Keep on trying brother! Good luck

Dzięki, mam nadzieję, że będą coraz lepsze ^^

@@BarbershopCustoms polski knifemaking ma wielki potencjał .

@@MrZdunski102 zgadza się, mamy wielu utalentowanych makerów ;)

Thanks

I will make sure it's not too loud next time. Thank you very much for the suggestion, feedback is what we need the most ;)

Thanks

@@BarbershopCustoms i love mozart maybe just a little quitier

Thanks 😊

Thank you, you should definitely try!

I think its vulcan(ized) fibre, just going off looks

What movable vise? Can you tell what minute you're talking about?

Thanks, it's D2 steel ;)

It's called Cryo heat treatment and it helps change retained austenite into martensite, which makes the steel harder

It's hard to tell since I've ground it freehand and it's a hollow grind

many thanks for your response...

@@knifeartist9999 with a hollow ground, it's less angle and more of a radius, as the surface is curved in the shape of a comet and its tail almost

As I look at it now, they should be way thinner :)

Yeah, were aware of that, newer videos keep on getting better, but we'e still learning to film things :D

@@BarbershopCustoms it's all good. Mistakes mean that you're doing something and that you get to learn. Too many people let fear force them into inaction. Keep it up!

@@o0hbomb0o Thats very true, thank you

Nope, we didn't

nope he dont sell straight razor

It's a stabilized poplar burl

@@BarbershopCustoms thank you very much sir

That would make sense

Well, it was a one time fun project and there was a couple mistakes that I'm aware of, but the blade was actually very sharp :)

You gotta start somewhere :) I have started with the cheapest belt grinder (around 100 bucks) and a hand drill :)

@@BarbershopCustoms Still looking to get that bandsaw? Or did the jigsaw just make filming the scale cutting easier? Good work I enjoyed the video ignore my sarcastic jab above, all in good fun. A couple of others pointed out that the edge really shouldn't touch the wood which is certainly true. And the geometry of that blade might make honing difficult though I can't say for sure. I've only honed razors with traditional geometry. Out or curiosity, was that your first time trying a straight razor? If it was I'm assuming your edge wasn't properly finished. There is a significant difference between shaving your arm, and shaving your face comfortably. It takes a bit of patience to set a bevel on a 1k stone. And then take it through a progression of at least a couple of stones to get that buttery (no pulling) shave.

I did have hair there :) I didn't want to shave the whole beard tho :) This was more of a one time fun project, there are many things that I would have made differently today, tho we don't make razors (just this one)

рукоять слишком большая. пропорции не удачные

Thanks for the advice, it was the first time I was shaving with a razor :)