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  1. 01-28-2015, 11:04 AM #31
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    You may have to rinse the lather off more often
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    If it didn't have the notches and hole in it, I believe I would really like it.
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    I picked up the razor this week (had been away on vacation). It's even more beautiful in the flesh. I think Bruno is at the top of his game with this one.

    We'd agreed that Bruno would start the bevel but I'd finish off the honing. Honestly, it only took around 20 minutes to get this thing pinging hairs.

    I shaved with it this morning (face and head). It shaves beautifully. I need to be a little careful with the heel and toe as they are essentially spikes but that's no biggie.

    So to sum up this is an awesome razor. It looks good, the quality and craftsmanship is impeccable, it takes a great edge and shaves extremely well.

    Thanks once again Bruno!

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    That is an awesome razor!!!
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    To be able to create a master pc. like that you got to have a warped mind like Steven king and Tolstoy. (can' spell.the lord of the rings author) a beautiful razor and truly it has to be one of a kind. My hats off to you




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    That's really something! What would it be called in the original Klingon?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Durhampiper View Post
    That's really something! What would it be called in the original Klingon?
    A variation of bat'leth I'd guess.
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    A variation of bat'leth I'd guess.
    I believe brun't'leth could be appropriate.
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    That is just too cool looking!!!! You are getting into "safe queen" territory there, Bruno!
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