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06-10-2018, 04:06 AM #2371Senior Member
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While watching Anthony Bourdain Japan.
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06-11-2018, 02:35 PM #2372Senior Member
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Wacker 7/8 re-fresh with circles and x-strokes on Naniwa 12k and Wakasa (Tomo slurry and three dilutions on the Jnat).
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06-11-2018, 04:32 PM #2373Senior Member
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Puma 350 refresh, Shapton 8k then coticule
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06-11-2018, 07:08 PM #2374Senior Member
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Daishi honed on different looking raw coticule stropped on smooth Japanese leather.
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06-13-2018, 12:20 PM #2375Senior Member
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Two on the stones today, believe or not the Henckels 17 was posted from Japan on Monday less than two days it arrives at my door in the UK, now that's what I call fast.
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06-13-2018, 04:16 PM #2376Senior Member
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Vintage Sanderson Bros. Steel and Crucible Steel Co. razor today finished on vintage coticule with no backing.Some good steel coming out of (I believe?) Syracuse NY back then.
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06-13-2018, 05:43 PM #2377Razor Vulture
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Those are interesting. Sanderson had one of the first steel mills in the U.S..
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Here is a link about it. http://theshiveringbeggar.com/docume...eelCompany.pdf
I feel blades like this were advertising for the steel? What is on the tangs of these 2 razors? Here is a Genco I have.
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06-13-2018, 06:53 PM #2378Senior Member
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Thanks for the link and great information.The Sanderson razor has nothing stamped on the tang or anywhere else.The Crucible Steel Co. razor has Cutlery Co. International Freemont O. Originally Posted by sharptonn
Those are interesting. Sanderson had one of the first steel mills in the U.S..
Here is a link about it. http://theshiveringbeggar.com/docume...eelCompany.pdf
I feel blades like this were advertising for the steel? What is on the tangs of these 2 razors? Here is a Genco I have.
I know all my Genco's are great shavers.
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06-15-2018, 04:05 AM #2379Senior Member
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Today I needed a hair cut. My wife normally cuts it, but she is out of town. I took the opportunity to hone our hollow ground hair cutting shears as demonstrated at Howard Clark's razor meet by Ozark Edger [Shawn] a couple of years back. Hollow ground shears are much like honing razors it turns out. Finished on a Nani 8k, then took the shears to Great Clips and had the stylist use my shears so that I could get professional feedback on how I did. She was very impressed and told the other stylist who was there how sharp they were. She used mine for most of the haircut then switched back to her $350 shears with swivel thumb hole.
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06-15-2018, 07:20 PM #2380Senior Member
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Fon razor. Bevel set on chosera 1k then botan toishi(top stone). I went to the iromono with DN slurry all the way to water. Soft stone with some pretty impressive cutting power. Razor came out pretty sharp and comfortable.
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