Special Gift Razor

[HomeRacingWorld]

Razor Jon presented me with this beautiful outfit yesterday for my birthday present.

It's funny as poor Jon has watched me use the original using only one side at a time. I am just stubborn in my old age and just take my time. I sand one side at a time until I get the profile I like and go to the other side.

So he gave in and made a custom Razor for me. :P



He shined it up good too! It has a built in axle system with bearings that allows me to do 3/32 or 1/8 size wheels.



Anyway, already tested it and it's one great addition to the old Skunkworks.

Thanks Jon, this is VERY nice and appreciate the effort.

[Gameover]

Nice! My razor came this week too :).

[woodman]

Man I like that, I wonder what I could build (out of wood) that I could trade for one of those...... :think:

[btaylor]

Yes Sir, I like that, well thought out.
Quality machine work too. nice!
Bob

[Audi1]

Looks really nice. I particularly like the bearings instead of the v-groove cut on the arms. You'll have fun with that one.

[TuscoTodd]

Pretty slick! Definitely some applications were that would be advantageous!

[oldtymer]

Do I see the Razor Update Kit coming out soon Jon? ;)
Fred :auto-checkeredflag: :auto-checkeredflag:

[Ky.Slot Racer]

Very cool, and a great present ..I need to break down and get me one of those fancy gadgets some day

[waaytoomuchintothis]

That's great! I made an axle like that for mine, too, and used ball bearings the same way! But mine started out as a dual, so I had an advantage. You're gonna love it more than the original, and that's says a lot!

[dreinecke]

That is really slick! Nice of Jon to make that for you. Love the bearing idea!

[RazorJon]

Im glad you like it Harry, you sure have done a lot for me :text-thankyouyellow:

I do not plan to build this type of Razor, and Stock it, but I can make it special order, will be more expensive than the standard Razor

I do have a single axle set-up I am building that can go on the Standard Razor and you would just super glue it to your V notch for a more rigid true
or just hold it on with the drive belt both ways will work.

[Ember]

Nice work Jon. Always thinking.

[waaytoomuchintothis]

I used 1/8 collars to keep my ball bearings in place, avoiding the need to do any real machinist work.