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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    the hone wear is minimal AFAIK, IMO the razor is in very nice condition.

    @OP, it is not a good idea to post active actions on the forums, because you risk a bunch of people liking the razor and getting into bidding war driving the price above your (if you have one) pay limit.
    Thanks for the tips! I have my eye on a few razors here and on ebay so i'm just trying to see whats in good condition.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chalito View Post
    Thanks for the tips! I have my eye on a few razors here and on ebay so i'm just trying to see whats in good condition.
    generally speaking, you do not want a lot of hone wear, corrected heells/toes, deep pitting.
    If you have any questions feel free to PM me for advise.
    Stefan

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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    the hone wear is minimal AFAIK, IMO the razor is in very nice condition.

    @OP, it is not a good idea to post active actions on the forums, because you risk a bunch of people liking the razor and getting into bidding war driving the price above your (if you have one) pay limit.
    I made a comment once about a razor I was watching and left no link. After I thought, DOH ! That was like walking into a weight watchers convention eating a double cheese burger.
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    Good judgment comes from experience, and experience....well that comes from poor judgment.

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