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Thread: *****NY-NJ-CT Meet Up*** Sunday August 10, 2014 @ 9AM

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    you will be most welcomed.
    I will arrange for you to get a special gift as our way of welcoming you into our group.
    SRP is by far the best wet shaving forum on the net. Founded by great men with great ideas and a passion for our "thing"
    Bring your razor get a free honing from our local honemeisters Nelson and Bill

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    Nelson is the honemeister, Im the humble student!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bill3152 View Post
    Nelson is the honemeister, Im the humble student!
    At the age of 17 Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) arrived from Bonn to take private lessons from Mozart.

    Beethoven played variations on Mozart’s theme, and the Meister applauded him.

    We were all students at one point.

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    I am not the Honemeister there can only be one. Just call me "El Maestro" El Divo would like that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bayamontate View Post
    I am not the Honemeister there can only be one. Just all me "El Maestro" El Divo would like that.
    I will call you whatever you want if you can help teach me the ways of putting a nice edge on my tamahagane Daishi Kami ground western style straight. I am afraid to put it to the stones at the minute.

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    Bring it over, we'll figure it out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bayamontate View Post
    Bring it over, we'll figure it out.
    There is no doubt Nelson is THE Mozart. A true Meister!

    Nelson did two Iwasaki Tamahagane razors for me. So sharp it cut my Kanoyama strop first time I placed the razor on.
    Here is pic of glued strop. Lousy job I know
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    svcaramia

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    It's on my calendar and I'll be breaking out the HotTop coffee roaster for the group.

    Sam - I've got a nice dry process Ethiopian picked out for you to take home to the Marzocco GS/3!

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    Thank you Geoff

    For those who don't know GC7 he is a meister coffee roaster. Always cooks up a fresh batch of exclusive coffee beans for the meet up.
    Thank you Geoff

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    Looking forward to Sunday and will be roasting coffee for the group in the middle of the week so it is aged just right.

    No another note- Can someone bring enough brass rod and washers to pin one razor? I will gladly pay for the materials. I found a nice little old bargain W & B in an antique store with rosewood scales that I'd like to fix up as an experiment. It's 1/2- 5/8 in nice shape but the wood needs TLC. It hones up really nicely and shaves well. Thanks in advance.

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