Thread: building a straight razor quiver for first shaves

Originally Posted by Cangooner

I'd agree. Do you have 5/8 or 6/8 full or extra hollows to throw into the mix? They have a *really* different feel to the heavier grinds you have selected. I prefer the heavy ones but if you want a full spectrum experience, there should definitely be some lighter ones in the mix too IMHO.

Let me see what I have. I know I have a french Arbenz that I a frameback but it's a 7/8's as well

http://straightrazorpalace.com/show-...-rootbeer.html

Originally Posted by cheetahmeatpheonix

Let me see what I have. I know I have a french Arbenz that I a frameback but it's a 7/8's as well

http://straightrazorpalace.com/show-...-rootbeer.html

Oh yeah, I'd throw that Arbenz into the mix too just on principle - that's a beaut!

Seriously, are we going to have to have a whipround to find you a small/midsize blade?

OK so after digging through more razors here are the closest things to full hollows that I have.

17/16 Tally Ho - full hollow
7/8 Holley MFG Co stubby - 1/2 hollow
3/4 W&B Celebrated Anglo-Saxon Concave Razor - faux frameback
5/8 E.G Gustafsson Eskilstuna faux frameback

I just took a look at your pictures under the microscope and it looks like the Tally Ho is covered in extremely rare and highly contagious bacterial microbes. Better send it to me so that I can dispose of it properly.