That is beautiful. I was just explaining to someone on Facebook what makes a razor and why the many razor shaped knives that are popular right now aren't really razors. Your work always impresses me.

Gorgeous piece! It amazes me what someone can do with minimal supplies!

Nice work, love the wooden box, always wondered how they kept from damaging the delicate edge without folding into the handle.

Nice work, love the wooden box too. Cheers!

Tim, that is a sweet looking Kamisori Razor! And I love the wood case! Fantastic video and thanks for sharing my friend!

Awesome video Tim!! Excellent blade and presentation!

great video loved all the angles. Great blade as well.

I like making kamusuri razors because they are the most simplistic knife design

That looks awesome Tim .. Take care!!

a Beautiful piece of work. I think a large part of the plainness of the piece makes it so attractive.

beautiful and elegant in it's simplicity.

Superb Tim, got a thing about Hamon's at the moment working on a couple of chef's knives and aiming for hamons on them.

Great as always!

Great job love the music razor was awesome

That is great! I am planning my first razor with some O-1. What was the thickness of your stock? Thanks Doug

I love the case! are you planning another build along this year?

Nice as always Tim, I hope all is well.

Nice video and nice music!

beautiful razor, nice music....thanks for sharing Ray....Oklahoma

i love this, are you going to sell any of the kamisori's?

Best compliments 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻!

Very nice knife! Razors are cool but I'm afraid I will cut myself. Also I think I can't get it sharp enough. I had some furnace cement but I didn't close the lid and it all dried out, so no hamons for me :(

That turned out beautifully Tim! Love the box you made for it too! Did you use a router to do that? And if so what type, if you don't mind me asking. I'm mainly curious because a while ago, a brother in our church asked me to rehandle one of his kitchen knives ( the usual cheap, slim bladed, very low hollow ground, partial tang with shrunken, cheap, wooden scales) so I choose paper micarta and did a mortised tang but did it with only tiny little wood carving chisels. I told him I'd just make him a new and "better" one for free, but he likes the cheap one, I think it was sentimental, so that actually made it harder than just starting from scratch. lol Anyway, it's always great to see a new vid from you brother, hope all is good. BTW, sorry I never really got back to you regarding that long message I sent ya on FB... :-/

Nice work.

Vary vary nice, love it

Very nice video and very nice knife. The wooden box was mady by You also? If yes, I would like to see making of video too. :) Have a nice day.

really nice job!! what type of metal did you used? Thx!!

very important question for you when in the market for a ban saw that can cut blade steel what am i looking for?

bel lavoro 👍👍👍

you should roll the razor over the spine while stropping and not over the edge, that way you will get it much sharper

I was thinking today why are many japanese knifes start with k for example kirodashi katana kamusuri

Nice work you should have your mark on the ura

Nice music, Tim. Would have loved to see you use the razor though.

Would you sell these ever? How much?

thats different. The new shops working well?

Do you make commissions?

That's lovely Tim... but have you shaved with it? I'm a scaredy-cat ;-)

you do realise that the rear is concave as well

Very cool as always! Can you PM me with an e-mail address please Tim? You gave me one before but I seem to have misplaced it. I have a question or two regarding the 2016 SFBA. Thanks and greetings from Germany!