ehh...that set up is all right I guess for a beginner...looks like could use a little more shaving equipment. You don't want it to be too spartan.Quote:
Originally Posted by irvintat
Printable View
ehh...that set up is all right I guess for a beginner...looks like could use a little more shaving equipment. You don't want it to be too spartan.Quote:
Originally Posted by irvintat
Yeah, that's cute for a beginner.Quote:
Originally Posted by irvintat
:):)
What is/where did you get that chest? It's awesome.
Can always use more shaving equipment. Got the chest from Harbor Freight.
http://www.harborfreight.com/eight-d...est-94538.html
So at what point did your wife or girlfriend finally stop rolling her eyes and accept the fact that this is a lifestyle?? Very nice.:):)
My wife has always been very supportive. Even helps me look for razors at the antique shops. I'm a very lucky guy! :) She does always point out that I take up more space & spend more time in the bathroom then her though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightblade
Nice set up. I noticed you've got a Wostie identical to mine with the embossed, gold lettering on one of the scales.
One of my favorites. The 10 in that case are the ones I use the most. Though it does get changed around from time to time.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeauxLSU
I had to redo the letters... the gold was gone when I got it.
You've got to love a Sheffield wedge. One of my favorites is a Luer, made in Paris. It's a near wedge grind.
Haven't had a chance to try one of those yet. Maybe one of these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeauxLSU
I do like the wedges or a half-quarter hollow the most. Their is a Boker bicycle race in there that is my favorite to shave with right now.
Here's my man cave where I enjoy a nice shave, cigars, pipes, and a nice drink. I'm just starting with straight razor shaving so it's a work in progress.