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    Default decent buy? or a waste of money

    So i found this on the bay a few days ago and decided to take a chance being there are no closeup photos of the razors. so i was wondering.. did i mess up?


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    We will need better pics to be able to tell.
    If all are serviceable you got a bargain, if none are, well..
    Chips or cracks in the blades could be deal breakers.
    For now, I'll settle for "promising".

    Best of luck.

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    as long as your happy with them it doesnt really matter what you paid..on that note, there are no valuations on SRP

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    sorry was just looking to see if this might be a ok buy,or if it i might have landed a dud from others who have surfed the bay more than me.

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    You'll know when the razors arrive. Can't tell much from the pics other than they seem clean.

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    Well, if you have to ask, it means the answer is 'waste of money'.
    You just spent almost $100 and still don't have a razor that can shave. So, you'll have to pay somebody to fix that, or you can spend more money to buy hones, and a lot of time to learn how to properly hone a razor with them.

    Of course, if you just wanted them for the looks then you got what you wanted. They seem pretty good on those poor pictures, i.e. worth a gamble.

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    Considering it's a gamble on Ebay, I think you did fine
    I would take the best two and send them out to honed and learn honing on the other four or flip them back on Ebay

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    thank you for the replies guys. and i do plan on sending a bunch of razors out, namely my wade and butcher, my geneva, two of the ones from this buy and my nameless "barbers ax no1" but i am going to send them to different honemasters from this site and ask that they all use the same method, in the meantime i am cleaning up a few barbers hones that i have to get ready to keep these razors in top shape, while i use a few no name razors i have for practice.

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