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Thread: Looking for a mentor

  1. 12-14-2014, 10:07 PM #1
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    I unfortunately have the razor making bug real bad I am wondering if someone would be willing to teach me how to grind razors.I already have 2- 2 x 72 belt grinders and have had some limited success but I think it is all by luck. I live in Connecticut and am willing to travel anywhere. It's just one of those gotta do things I have on my list.

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    I can't give you any other advice than practice makes perfect. Initially you will succeed because of luck, and fail many times. Eventually you will succeed through skill.
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    I'm just at what I would call a skilled apprentice & in the south central U.S., I'm sure someone will chime in a bit closer. Time with a pro does help majorly, a day with member Spazola was a true treat for me. I too would like to spend more time with some of the pro's & it does help a LOT...but it still takes a lot of time at the wheels like Bruno mentioned. Easy part is before heat treatment making Razor Shaped Objects, the true test is after heat treatment and finish work.
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    [QUOTE=shooter74743;1430552]I'm just at what I would call a skilled apprentice & in the south central U.S., I'm sure someone will chime in a bit closer. Time with a pro does help majorly, a day with member Spazola was a true treat for me. I too would like to spend more time with some of the pro's & it does help a LOT...but it still takes a lot of time at the wheels like Bruno mentioned. Easy part is before heat treatment making Razor Shaped Objects, the true test is after heat treatment and finish work.[/QUOTE Spazola is having a class \/workshop for 3 days in February he was kind enough to invite me so i just booked the trip out I am very excited about going to meet and learn some basics from him.
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    i am in central ma . and I am also new to this razor making bug and I too have it bad . Check out "Lewis Razors" online youtube channel . that helped me off to a good start so much . would be great to get together since you have the equipment . pm me . not sure how much time I would have but who knows ?
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