Hello, I am new and I need a honer.

Hello all,

I'm new on this forum, and im also new when it comes to SR's
I am a 20 year old from The Netherlands. My hobby's are Playing guitar and mountainbiking.
I shaved with a DE for a while now and I would love to take the next step.

Recently I posted on reddit, please read link below first :)

https://www.reddit.com/r/wicked_edge...s_on_first_sr/

Well Before I buy anything I need to be sure there is a Honer living near my place.
I am looking for a Honer near Nijmegen or Eindhoven (Ill be living there in september)

Would love to hear from you guys :)

Luuk

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Originally Posted by KeizerAd

Hello all,

I'm new on this forum, and im also new when it comes to SR's
I am a 20 year old from The Netherlands. My hobby's are Playing guitar and mountainbiking.
I shaved with a DE for a while now and I would love to take the next step.

Recently I posted on reddit, please read link below first :)

https://www.reddit.com/r/wicked_edge...s_on_first_sr/

Well Before I buy anything I need to be sure there is a Honer living near my place.
I am looking for a Honer near Nijmegen or Eindhoven (Ill be living there in september)

Would love to hear from you guys :)

Luuk

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PM Laurens he is in Holland I think. There are also a few other guys round your way

Indeed, enough Dutch members here who know how to hone a razor.
That being said, long term it's best for you to learn how to hone a razor yourself!

Yes. Honing is very fulfilling for most. It should be done after you get grasp on shaving though. Getting an experienced member to hone to start with is a great plan.

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Originally Posted by RezDog

Yes. Honing is very fulfilling for most. It should be done after you get grasp on shaving though. Getting an experienced member to hone to start with is a great plan.

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KeizerAd, The guys are tell you right. When starting, having a really sharp AND SMOOTH edge makes for alot more smiles. It also gets you used to what a good edge should feel like when the time comes to get some stones & jump into honing. I tried to learn both at once. I bled alot & can't say it was particularly enjoyable. When I first tried a well done edge, it changed everything - mostly made it a pleasure, rather than a challenge. You do have some very skilled guys in your area. If at all possible, try to get some time in person with them. It usually speeds up the learning and the fun. Congrats for choosing quality. You'll do well & probably find you don't like using other methods.