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    damascus razor realy these are exallantly made

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    Glad to hear it. Now which ones were these?

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    Im tying to put a picture up but just carn't

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    This is the 7/8 abalone shell bergam carbon damask. It is very large but has amazing patternon the blade and after watching the dvd of mastro making these razors i can see why they cost so much but they are worth it.
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    I bought a similar razor in June.

    But I've never used it. I've not touched it. I've not even seen it in real life.

    I persuaded my wife that this was the 40th birthday present I wanted. She said fine, but on one condition: I do not see it until my birthday. So now I'm still going through the 7-month wait.

    Seeing your bergamo damask blade Gary is killing me even more!!
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    I restrict my SRP surfing to general, newbie, and honing, and I AVOID the razor subforum lest I be tempted (again... I already have 1 Livi).... gee, thanks Gary...

    But seriously, beautiful razor!
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    Quote Originally Posted by majurey View Post
    I bought a similar razor in June.

    But I've never used it. I've not touched it. I've not even seen it in real life.

    I persuaded my wife that this was the 40th birthday present I wanted. She said fine, but on one condition: I do not see it until my birthday. So now I'm still going through the 7-month wait.

    Seeing your bergamo damask blade Gary is killing me even more!!
    I see your blade is exactly the same as mine they sure are big razors i had my first shave with it this morning. Great shave the extra weight is better i find fir a big razor they are well balanced the steel must make a differance this will be my number one shaver i am selling quite athew of other razors i'm forty in 4 years i will have another btw i like your scales.

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    To say it's an awesome looking razor is understatement. It's mighty exotic to say the least. :Beer:

    Quote Originally Posted by gary haywood View Post
    This is the 7/8 abalone shell bergam carbon damask. It is very large but has amazing patternon the blade and after watching the dvd of mastro making these razors i can see why they cost so much but they are worth it.
    Gary, is it a making of his razors in general or is it razor specific as in you bought Damascus razor and therefore you will be treated to the "making of Damascus razor"?

    BTW how's the weight of razor?

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    Ivan

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    Quote Originally Posted by SiRed8 View Post
    To say it's an awesome looking razor is understatement. It's mighty exotic to say the least. :Beer:



    Gary, is it a making of his razors in general or is it razor specific as in you bought Damascus razor and therefore you will be treated to the "making of Damascus razor"?

    BTW how's the weight of razor?

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    Ivan
    When you buy a mastro livi you get a dvd and it shows lynn along side livi him self making the blade and scales.

    As you no they are alot of money but after watching livi make this razor and the skill he has its all done by hand you can understand why they cost so much.

    I own alot of razors from new dovo , ti's restore's etc. I always liked that particular razor i have purchased. But the weight is realy nice weight and is realy well blanced and easy to shave with one swipe and the whole side of my face is done the razor realy glides through my thick beard it must be the quality of steel that makes it such an easy shave . My mate is into straights he tryed it now he wants one. You should get one you won't regret it i don't infact i'm selling most of my other razors and i will be buy one more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SiRed8 View Post
    To say it's an awesome looking razor is understatement. It's mighty exotic to say the least. :Beer:



    Gary, is it a making of his razors in general or is it razor specific as in you bought Damascus razor and therefore you will be treated to the "making of Damascus razor"?

    BTW how's the weight of razor?

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    Ivan
    Sorry it is making of general razors not the one i brought all though it is the same but not actualy mine

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