Thread: 2nd Annual Rocky Mountain Meet & Greet - Denver Colorado

Thank you very much to Glen and Travis for sharing their time and expertise. It was great!!

If any of you wannabe honers get the opportunity for a hands on face-to-face experience with a true expert it is well worth your time. Do it at the next opportunity.

Come on guys. It is easy!!

I think I'll just end it.

John flattening his new Norton



This is how you tape a spine

Originally Posted by coloshaver

This is how you tape a spine

Now how about those pictures 'how you HHT', 'how you set the bestest bevel angle'?

Hey guys, finally posting after yesterday's slow drive home--lots of construction on 70.

More thanks to Don for bringing the prizes--I'll use the strop this evening, and shave with the blade I polished on your Charnley. It'll be nice to have an extra hanging strop; it'll live in my camper, where I live and shave during the workweek.

Thanks also to the guys who brought cameras, and of course to Glenn and Travis for sharing their honing wisdom. I'm glad I brought a notebook!

And if anyone wonders, the pizza was great at the Garlic Knot.

I'm really glad I got to handle those top-end TIs. It's a relief that the scales are too wide where they pass between my outermost two fingers; now I don't need to worry about buying one. Not that I won't try out a lesser TI at some point, one cheap enough that I can go ahead and file finger notches into the scales.

Great time--it was great to meet all you guys and I look forward to next year's meeting. Best wishes to all.

--Tim