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    Know thyself holli4pirating's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by ndw76 View Post
    I have heard they make good paper weights.
    Quote Originally Posted by Stubear View Post
    And their razors make good letter openers.

    Yep, definately avoid anything with Zeepk written on it!
    Yes! Zeepk will take care of all your paper cutting and weighing-down needs!

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    Yeah, don't buy it. What is the grit on that stone again?....1200 or something along those lines?

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    How many times do we have to remind misguided newbs that cheap does not mean cheap in the case of inferior shaving tools, rather in this context it means entirely useless.

    Cheap to many here could mean a basic Dovo, or a vintage razor in our Classifieds. Zeepk appear to be cheap in the eyes of one who knows not what they are however I do not even class them as cheap as 'cheap' means it 'will fulfil a function at a lesser price.' These (in my opinion) are not even capable of that and in order to hone effectively the victim who considers price and is indeed Zeepk's lawful prey will now have to pay the price of a true hone to correct his misfortune; rather than if he had purchased a sufficient product initially and paid a degree more for known and proven quality, he would have been better off financially.

    This is not mocking in any way, rather you are unfortunate and thought that you had purchased several quality products. The fact that they are never mentioned here except as inferior products that you should avoid at all and (any) costs would have informed you of their popularity or lack of it.

    You probably have an insufficient quantity, however these bricks have a very low U-value which makes them excellent resistors to thermal conductivity. They therefore act as great insulators and if you had enough would be a good building material, albeit they do not yet comply with Building codes I should imagine not. I reckon they would pass all the tests.

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    How are they at cracking walnuts?

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    Has anyone here tried using a Zeepk hone?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ndw76 View Post
    I have heard they make good paper weights.
    Quote Originally Posted by holli4pirating View Post
    Yes! Zeepk will take care of all your paper cutting and weighing-down needs!
    Actually, no they won't. Some may recall that my very first straight razor purchase was a set of zeepk straight razors (I'm using the term 'razor' pretty loosely here), a Zeepk strop and a Zeepk hone. After an hour with the zeepk hone, the razors wouldn't even cut paper. Plus, the hone was so small that anything beyond a tiny breeze and it wouldn't hold down a sheet of paper. It was about 1/2 the width of what the ebay add claimed, and an inch shorter.

    Quote Originally Posted by JeffR View Post
    Has anyone here tried using a Zeepk hone?
    Yup, and it only took me a month to get my money back through a paypal dispute.

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkinLondon View Post
    How are they at cracking walnuts?
    Maybe. I didn't try. I wouldn't want to try though. It might break the hone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeffR View Post
    Has anyone here tried using a Zeepk hone?
    Yup i have. I bought the whole set before i found the this forum.
    Would have been better to burn the cash money to heat the house.

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    Using Zeepk anything for shaving is like trying to extinguish a small fire by pouring kerosene on it. Or trying to hone a razor w/ a piece of cinderblock. Or using 60 grit sandpaper as a pasted strop. Or trying to lather your soap w/ a live badger. The result will always be this:
    Last edited by PA23-250; 01-24-2011 at 08:05 PM.

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    Wow!!! Has anyone ever tried to lather their soap with a live badger?!
    "These aren't the droids you're looking for." "These aren't the droids we're looking for." "He can go about his business." "You can go about your business."

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    Quote Originally Posted by roughkype View Post
    Wow!!! Has anyone ever tried to lather their soap with a live badger?!
    I seriously doubt it, but I would LOVE to see the video

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