Convex HR

[Ban]

First time trying to remove the cbts and trying to keep the middle fuller. Had to work out a couple of kinks during the process as it was my first time. But by and large it turn out pretty good.

It is now basically a convexed mudrazor with zero edge

Enjoy!

 

[Progunner]

Nice work as usual Ban!

 

[ponte]

I'll take it! Err, I mean very nice work as usual. Wish I had that talent.

 

[RussMo]

That is sweeetttt & sharp!!! Great job Ban.

 

[azshaman]

Wow, Ban! My favorite so far---but then I've always been a Hell Razor girl!

 

[J. Rosa]

Evil, just evil

 

[tamirzaki]

Nice Ban!!!:thumbup:

 

[Tony G]

...a Hell Razor girl!

My that brings back good memories. :thumbup:

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[T.A.C.]

You do nice work.

 

[jgkelly]

That is a beautiful knife. Very nice work.

 

[giant1]

Nicely done

Is that a satin blade or did you strip it??

 

[Ban]

Nicely done

Is that a satin blade or did you strip it??

It was originally a coated HR with Corrugated Bevels.

 

[Solstice]

Nice....looks that it didn't lose hardly any of it's girth. Great job Ban!:thumbup:

 

[JGarrison Knives]

Thats exactley what I want a hell razor to look like.

 

[Ban]

Nice....looks that it didn't lose hardly any of it's girth. Great job Ban!:thumbup:

Yeah it hardly lost much. Most of the material removal was towards the middle of the blade on down towards the edge where the CBTs user to be. It is hard to tell on the original knife.....but the HR actually has a low saber grind with the CBT forming a covex saber bevel. The fuller on up is flat while the fuller on down is the convex/saber bevel.

 

[BruceWayne]

That is beautiful and wicked! Very nice!

 

[Bigfattyt]

Awesome. Just lovely! Great pictures too.

 

[sketchbag]

Can someone explain what the term "zero edge" means?

 

[perksy]

Awesome work mate..

 

[thefifth]

You never cease to amaze