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10-07-2011, 12:06 AM #6
When the budget is tight, up to three about razors: go for well honed previously used blades
with sound scales. One good place to find these is the Classified above. Larry's pages look
like there are a number of better than average razors that fit my requirement for good steel and sound scales.
After that what ever floats your boat.
About three razors gives you a working rotation
with one extra to practice honing and stropping on
without risking your 'shaver' for today. Or one in transit
between you and your honemaster.
A good vintage no name razor can have steel as good
as any new razor.
The three new blades you list and two vintage blades
all look like good razors.
Where are you with your strop?
A strop is used each day and while an expensive one is not
needed a quality one is a good thing and lasts a long time.
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