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    Default Droescher's Blue Beard Razor Hone

    Does anyone know anything about this SRD barber hone--performance, quality, grit rating, etc?

    I have the same one on the way, and I was wondering what to expect.

    The dimensions are 5.75 x 2.5. (I'm not sure about the material.)

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    Please let us know when you get it.how it does act.Thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by hi_bud_gl View Post
    Please let us know when you get it.how it does act.Thank you
    I'm a newbie with hones. What do I know? I'd be better off sending it to you for a review. LOL =)

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    I just purchased a Blue Beard Razor Hone, or at least I will have to assume that it is, (mine does not have "SRD" engraved in it).

    This is my first hone and I was wondering what you thought about yours, and if you have any tips on what works best for it, again, assuming that I have the original hone.

    nate

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    That is what is known as a barber hone and they were used to touch up a sharp razor that was beginning to fall off a little. I play around with various barber hones that I have by just seeing if I can get a razor that I'm shaving with a bit keener than it was the last time around. You have to experiment with it and see how it works for you. BTW, I use mine dry usually but some guys use water of lather on theirs.
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    It says I can use Oil, Water, Soap, or Dry. I purchased a cheap no name razor to practice with it, until I get my technique down. I'll be using it dry then with water, when I start playing around with soap then oil how do go about cleaning it to switch form one to the other.

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