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12-27-2010, 06:56 AM #1
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- Nov 2010
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- Oregon
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Thanked: 1First shave with my cleaned up Henckel
A while ago I purchased my first straight, a pre 1930s Henckel. It was stained and petinad with some light rust but very minimal hone wear. All things I learned on here where good for 15 dollars. Shortly after I found a bone or horn handle Wade & Butcher with what I felt was excesive hone wear but the blade was beautifuly engraved so I picked it up just cause I liked it. The W&B came to me with an excillent edge on it and it was out of curiosity that I tried to shave with it. What a great first shaving experience. NO razor burn at all and a small slice under my ear because I was being stupid. After some work cleaning and honing the Henckel this morning I was able to shave with it after some strop work. This is by far a better shave then with my Injector. No razor burn again, no nicks or cuts. This is my first two times using a straight razor and I fricken love it. Thanks to everyone on this forum for all the information I have recieved lurking around here for hours at a time. Viva Straight Razor!!
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12-27-2010, 10:43 AM #2
I'll reply to this one. Hopefully we can get a Mod to delete the other thread.
I think that is awesome. Better than an Injector blade says a lot. Well done. I think my first couple of straight shaves were a little better than shards of glass.
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12-27-2010, 05:50 PM #3
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- Apr 2009
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- Falls Church, Virginia
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Thanked: 190Great Start to straight shaving. Much better than my start, weepers seemed to be everywhere and my face was a bit red looking, but it still felt great!
Pabster