Thread: Finding the Right Blade Angle; Proper Holding Technique (For Shave)

Did the dude in that video really say he's using his customer SR which he honed and needs to send it back to him? Hmmm, hope my guy doesn't do that! There's a reason sterilization is a pretty big deal at barber shops. Hell, they're using shavettes to avoid this issue in many cases.

I did like that he mentioned to double the width of the spine to find that mysterious 30 degree angle.

Yes that "Dude" (me) in the vid did say that, most all razors are shave tested before being sent back by everyone that hones professionally,,,, (including Shawn)

We even clean them first, before sending them back ....

that's what shave ready means! you can shave with mine anytime glen tc

I do apologize gssixgun! I meant no offense seriously! As is obvious I'm a newbie, so hopefully, sooner than later, we'll hear a loud "pop"! That'll be my head popping outta of my a$$!

I am seriously trying to learn all I can. The fact still remains; I don't no squat!

It, of course, only makes sense a pro needs to assess their product does what it's supposed to do!

I've learned a couple of things in this thread! I can sit quiet and people might assume I'm ignorant or I can open my mouth and remove all doubt!

The other; the simplest explanation is probably the correct one! It only makes sense the razor is cleaned prior to returning to your customer.

Again, I apologies for my ignorance and any offense by asserting you we're anything but a pro in every sense of the word. After my post I continued to watch some of your other videos. Your passion to help others is also unquestionable. Thank you.

I hope that's the last time I'm anything but helpful henceforth.

Sorry for calling you "dude" too Glenn.

I'm glad I can still type with my big foot in my mouth...

Mile High Meet - Denver Colorado usually the middle Sunday in July

I come down to my old stomping grounds to visit family and friends and to attend the Meet up every year for the 5th time this year,,, I am planning on this year again

Please join us and I promise you will learn more in one day then in months of reading the forum..


Ask Shawn about the meets, he will say 3 words "DON"T MISS IT"


This is the link to last years and there are links to the previous ones in there..

http://straightrazorpalace.com/get-t...h-madness.html


I hope to meet you there

Indeed, Shawn has already mentioned the Mile High Meet! And yes, it was more than suggested I make it!

If at all possible, I will.

Hope to meet you too. Thank you.

Originally Posted by DamnStraight

I do apologize gssixgun! I meant no offense seriously! As is obvious I'm a newbie, so hopefully, sooner than later, we'll hear a loud "pop"! That'll be my head popping outta of my a$$!

I am seriously trying to learn all I can. The fact still remains; I don't no squat!

It, of course, only makes sense a pro needs to assess their product does what it's supposed to do!

I've learned a couple of things in this thread! I can sit quiet and people might assume I'm ignorant or I can open my mouth and remove all doubt!

The other; the simplest explanation is probably the correct one! It only makes sense the razor is cleaned prior to returning to your customer.

Again, I apologies for my ignorance and any offense by asserting you we're anything but a pro in every sense of the word. After my post I continued to watch some of your other videos. Your passion to help others is also unquestionable. Thank you.

I hope that's the last time I'm anything but helpful henceforth.

Sorry for calling you "dude" too Glenn.

I'm glad I can still type with my big foot in my mouth...

Class move DamnStraight...you are damn straight!

Originally Posted by DamnStraight

Did the dude in that video really say he's using his customer SR which he honed and needs to send it back to him? Hmmm, hope my guy doesn't do that! There's a reason sterilization is a pretty big deal at barber shops. Hell, they're using shavettes to avoid this issue in many cases.

I did like that he mentioned to double the width of the spine to find that mysterious 30 degree angle.

Most of us who are above a certain age were shaved with straights around our necks, ears and sideburns by the barber at our haircut every two weeks. I'm sure their conditions were considerably less sanitary than that employed by professional honers like gssixgun. His name is Glen, if you'd like to apologize for calling him "dude", since he's one of the most helpful members of the forum.

Believe it or not, we are all alive and well.