Yeah, I was surprised at how it handled. Much easier than I figured. It's different, but not completely and not hard. FUN! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by urleebird
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Yeah, I was surprised at how it handled. Much easier than I figured. It's different, but not completely and not hard. FUN! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by urleebird
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Bill, I'd be happy to hone it up for you! I need to buy a new Norton anyway! :p I can use diamond pastes on it until its ready to do my bidding. . . mmmmmmmmhhaaaaaahahhahhhahah:)
Funny I heard it was going to replace the monolith in a remake of "2001". Or was that Josh's razor?Quote:
Originally Posted by rtaylor61
Alan,
When I tried pastes on that razor the edge became duller for some reason. I think this one would need to be honed on a Belgian yellow or an Escher without pastes afterwards. I did not have either of the hones at the time so could not test out the theory. I felt that with some practice and adjustment to my honing it would become a great shaver.
The ergonomics are just spectacular. I wanted to buy this razor from Bill but I guess he is not ready to part with it, yet.
I am removing all material that Lerch may find offensive or construe as a personal attack... bye bye, now...
I'd like to offer you $2 CDN for your mustache please. :D
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I would love to hone it with the coticule I recently bought and test shave with it afterwards. But I'll be honest with you Bill: I would not buy it because I prefer plain razors.Quote:
Originally Posted by vladsch
I'm telling you this thing is HHHAAARRRDDD!!! I'd say it would be best to have a fast cutting waterstone and a lot of patience for the job. You'll likely have to alter the pyramid pretty radically as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kees
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I've never seen any use for a pyramid. But to each his own. I'd offer to hone it up as well....but I can't give no garantees....I'd say let Lynn have a shot at it.