Thread: Taping the spine

You can't really remove that much steel that you would notice any development into a smile in a few honings. You would have to be seriously grinding at it to see it in one go. I only have a couple I have managed to do that to, and they had serious edge pitting with the end result having to be a reprofiling of the edge. Since you're trying to polish and shave off a 1k, your pressure isn't going to be anywhere near that

http://straightrazorpalace.com/srpwi...t_-_Honing.pdf


http://straightrazorpalace.com/srpwi...lling_X_stroke

The links didnt work for me Oz!
Just saying

Originally Posted by Gasman

The links didnt work for me Oz!
Just saying

As Bullwinkle would say. "This time fer sure ..."

https://shavelibrary.com/images/c/cb...t_-_Honing.pdf

https://shavelibrary.com/w/Rolling_X_stroke

I can personally attest to the quality of Victor's razors Steve.. Fantastic workmanship for sure... I purchased the brick red one he has on his site and was a wonderful shaver.. Unfortunetly for me with the mycarta scales and how hollow his blades are it is almost feather light and i prefer a bit more weight . I cant remember who i sold it to here on the forum but i remember they sent me a note a little while after saying how much they enjoyed it..
Vic gets rave reviews from his customers and for good reason... He makes great razors.. I do plan on purchasing another in the not so distant future but this time i will have a 7/8 custom blade and some heavier acrylic scales..

I like mine. Shaves great!

Originally Posted by onimaru55

http://straightrazorpalace.com/srpwi...t_-_Honing.pdf


http://straightrazorpalace.com/srpwi...lling_X_stroke

Hi,

I can’t follow your links because they don’t work for me.

Sorry about that.

Steve

Originally Posted by STF

Hi,

I can’t follow your links because they don’t work for me.

Sorry about that.

Steve

Same, get page not found