Thread: So who's got $40?

Whoa . . . that picture's enough to make ya loose your breakfast. Must have used them to do a bit of rock sculpting. Think I'll keep those 2 twenties in my pocket.

To be frank and 100 pecent honest.
i would only spend 1 dollar on all of them personally.
I guess if you ground the nicks out.
you could test stones with them.
to make sure your stones flaws.
like lower grit stuff right in the middle that would nick any
pricise blade. It's not a bad idea to have test razors.

heck, you guys need more skills at this stuff. Getting those razors shave ready is child's play.

I started with the first and after a hour I had the second:

Quite expensive for that bunch of paint stirrers!

I thought you guys were being a little harsh then I realized there were other images that showed them in the open position. Wow! What a shame.

I find SR prices to be pretty interesting at times...sometimes when someone realizes that they have a 100 year old razor, the assume it ought to be worth quite a bit (Sometimes perhaps, but not always)

Looks like the seller tried to 'save' one of the razors by putting a tourniquet on the scales.

value of things realize on condition condtion condition.
when they really really really bad shape people who are just
in it to flip stuff should be happly what someone will pay who would want it.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

heck, you guys need more skills at this stuff. Getting those razors shave ready is child's play.

I started with the first and after a hour I had the second:

I definitely need to learn the art of adding steel.....

I don't know about you guys, but that one with the hook in it would be perfect for around my ear or my nostrils. Could give myself a couple of piercings at the same time.

Originally Posted by dewey81

I definitely need to learn the art of adding steel.....

Yes, I can work wonders. Just me and my Atomic-Hydrogen Torch.