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    Wow!

    So much for waiting a couple days for a response! Sound like I need to talk to the local guy see what he knows/does and then search for a honemeister off of here. I just read the rave reviews about MAX's work.

    Have to decide between the imp and the wade and butcher.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3stacksandarock View Post
    Wow!

    So much for waiting a couple days for a response! Sound like I need to talk to the local guy see what he knows/does and then search for a honemeister off of here. I just read the rave reviews about MAX's work.

    Have to decide between the imp and the wade and butcher.
    Hey, it will be worth your while to send it to one of the guys... send them a PM asking what they charge for honing nobody really charges more than 20, and you will have the best edge money can buy. I don't know what the local guy does, but it's not worth the risk of having the guy talk you into letting him wreck your razor. Can't go wrong with Max, or with Glen, or dare I say....Lynn. (note, there are plenty of other great honemeisters that I have not mentioned).

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3stacksandarock View Post
    Have to decide between the imp and the wade and butcher.
    oh, you want my reasoning
    the imp is stiff grind and they are far more consistent than the w&b's, so it's much safer bet for a great first razor. and the blade looks in excellent condition - that brown stuff at the edge should just wipe off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gugi View Post
    oh, you want my reasoning
    the imp is stiff grind and they are far more consistent than the w&b's, so it's much safer bet for a great first razor. and the blade looks in excellent condition - that brown stuff at the edge should just wipe off.
    He makes a very strong point.... no pun intended

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