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    Sunday morning - a coffee , and i pull the big guns out . Just a refreshing on 2 old boys .

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    GLAMOUR SHOT! Refreshed my Shave-O-The day on this one. 100 X-stokes followed by 100 passes on Kanayama 70000.


    Think it will Shave?

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    One of the best razors ever produced in Solingen: Sahara Gold - Camel Rider. Honed and finished on my finest vintage Tamagoiro stone.

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    I got this razor NOS - without any bevel set, dull, didn't cut any arm hair. Set the bevel on a 1000 king. Within 5 minutes on the 1000, the razor didn't even cut arm hair but also a HHT 3 was possible with a little stropping on linen/leather. Unbelievable - did not get this with any other razor I ever had. Another 5 minutes on the tamgoiro with some slurry and a few strokes on water only and the razor was shave ready. The razor is extremely thin grinded. The sound while cutting hair is unbelievable. Keenest razor I ever had in my face. But also very smooth and forgiving. Absolutely perfect shave!
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    First time ive seen a NOS Sahara Gold.
    Congratulations
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    Did my T.I Spartacus tonight.

    Getting to the whole edge (under the scope) took some time but I got there.

    I wont shave until next Saturday , should be good.

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    Under the scope. Cant tell the shave quality from this but we love pictures .
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    Check out my DMT slurry. 2 colours from one stone , wow wee
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    The edge looks great!
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    As the time passes, so we learn.

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    Last nights honing was a heckuvalot of fun.

    The ERN and Morley needed a full bevel set, went Naniwa 1k, 2k, 5k, 8k and 12k

    My "Beater" Razor and Schmachtenberg were touched up on two different cotis.

    I am slowly working on getting chips out of a Case razor I got in a lot awhile ago. They're about 1/8" long and will reduce the width just outside of the shoulder. I think I might break out my carbordium which should have a 320ish side
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrchick View Post
    I spent the morning on the hones. Time for a shave test.[emoji3]

    While I was at it, I pulled out my Kitayama stone and sharpened my favorite kitchen knife.
    Beautiful kitchen knife..!!
    Ground just like a Japanese Samurai sword, and looks as deadly.
    It would become my favorite too.

    What make is it...can't read Japanese.
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    Quote Originally Posted by outback View Post
    Beautiful kitchen knife..!!
    Ground just like a Japanese Samurai sword, and looks as deadly.
    It would become my favorite too.

    What make is it...can't read Japanese.
    I bought it from a maker in Japan. I'm very happy with his knives. His name is Watanabe.
    http://watanabeblade.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrchick View Post
    I bought it from a maker in Japan. I'm very happy with his knives. His name is Watanabe.
    http://watanabeblade.com
    Thank you. It looks to be versatile, and used for many tasks, like amputations. [emoji1]
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