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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Since it is just me and my cat I keep mine in the kitchen cabinets. He doesn't mind as he never goes in there. I have kept my 1k and 4k single grit Nortons in water and can vouch for the slime if you don't change the water. I don't use them often enough to justify keeping them that way at present. BTW, on the single grit the 8k doesn't need the soak. Just a splash.
    Those photo's made me laugh on their last outing too!
    What can a man use that many pipe cleaners for though, Jimmy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ben.mid View Post
    Those photo's made me laugh on their last outing too!
    What can a man use that many pipe cleaners for though, Jimmy?
    I used to have a problem with PAD.
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    thats a wonderfull collection of pipes jimmy, i see you prefer the briar.

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    Whatever I'm not using at any particular time is stored in a box on a shelve elsewhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Since it is just me and my cat I keep mine in the kitchen cabinets. He doesn't mind as he never goes in there. I have kept my 1k and 4k single grit Nortons in water and can vouch for the slime if you don't change the water. I don't use them often enough to justify keeping them that way at present. BTW, on the single grit the 8k doesn't need the soak. Just a splash.
    Nice pics, Jimmy, but… I have to see one of your cat (please). We have five and two have taken to watching me shave on a regular basis. They're into it, are yours?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlanII View Post
    Nice pics, Jimmy, but… I have to see one of your cat (please). We have five and two have taken to watching me shave on a regular basis. They're into it, are yours?
    I am at work now so cannot access a photo of my Rambunctious now. I named him that because he is exactly that. Here is an old thread where you can see a photo of him as well as photos of many other member's feline companions. You might even add some pics of your own cats to it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    I used to have a problem with PAD.
    Bloody hell Jimmy, it's a wonder you're still with us! Did you use all of them?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ben.mid View Post
    Bloody hell Jimmy, it's a wonder you're still with us! Did you use all of them?!
    You better believe it and many more than that which I've sold or traded. I don't smoke when I'm sleeping or eating. I've conceded that much. As we speak I'm at work smoking a 1938 Dunhill shape 60 patent shell. Gawith & Hoggarth's Coniston Cut Plug from the Lake District on your side of the pond. We aren't supposed to smoke in the shop but when there are no customers the other guys don't mind the pipe. They might figure if it doesn't kill them something else will.
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    My Nortons came with cases, so I just keep 'em in the bathroom cabinet in their cases.

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    My Nortons, and other edge bevelers, are all stored in a toolbox that only keeps my sharpening tools, including steels, ceramics, etc. My barber hones are kept in the bathroom in several small boxes that I bought at Michael's craft store. I glued strips of wood to seperate the hones so they don't knock into each other, and the stones are laid sideways. BTW, Michael's sell these unfinished boxes for really cheap, and you can finish them yourself-not to be taking business away from any SRP boxmakers, and I know there are a couple!

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