Celtic and Germanic men shaved in the Iron Age, as archaeological findings prove. This is an example of a simple razor inspired by several such findings from central and northern Europe.
More informationProduct No: 9265
Period: Vikings and Normans / Forged products for the Vikings and the Normans
Hand forged razor
The razor is hand-forged and hardened in a traditional way by a Czech blacksmith from one piece of carbon steel (not stainless). Its finish is polished. The razor is forged from spring steel DIN 54SiCr6 and oil-quenched to approx. 60HRC. The blacksmith tempers the razor after quenching, which reduces the hardness and brittleness to about 55 HRC.
Even if Iron Age razor is not equivalent to the modern hi-tech razors, it can be well used. A razor-sharp edge can be kept up with one of our whetstones with a grit of at least 2000.
Included in these categories: Scissors and razors
Delivery date: in 2 weeks after order
35,00 € incl. VAT
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Comments (1)
Eisenzeit Rasierer kam UNGESCHLIFFEN! an. Grundschliff im Fachgeschäft 30.-€ extra --> 39+15+30 Gesamtkosten. Läßt sich gut danach mit Abziehleder (ev.Scleifsteinen) scharf halten. Es ist immer noch bedeutend billiger als R.klingen und es handelt sich tatsächlich um Karbonstahl. Fazit: Trotz des unglaublichen Servicedefizites - ungeschliffenes Rasiermesser! - amortisiert es sich rasch. Der Schleifmeister hat gut 1/4 der Klinge abgezogen, dafür gibt es jetzt Skalpellschärfe :) Zuletzt noch ein Rasurtipp mit diesem Teil: Zeit lassen, will er seine Ohren behalten xD