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    Senior Member Tony Miller's Avatar
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    Default Maestro.....No,the other Maestro, Lynn

    Okay, not the Maestro of making razors but the Maestro of sharpening. I just got back 4 of my Thiers Issard razors from Lynn and I must say I have never had a razor this sharp before. I was fairly happy with my sharpening skills and maybe 90% of my customers found mine to be good enough. Well, this is a whole new level.

    If you have not owned a Lynn sharpened razor by all means pony up and send one off to him. Even if you are an accomplished honer you need one of these to compare to. I could not believe how much better my weeks shaves have been since these arrived last week.

    I will be sending off a few more of mine too.

    Thanks Lynn on a job well done!

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    My SRP TI went to Lynn for sharpening and it's totally amazing , I keep going on and on about it ..I've been itching to buy a TI Half Hollow from Classicshaving for a few weeks now once I finally hit the buy button it'll be going to Lynn before winging it's way across the pond ....
    Tony as you know I'm one of your satisfied customers - you do a fine hoing job also !!! you guys just keep setting the standards that little bit higher for us new kids .

    as always it's very much apprecited .. now onto classic shaving for another look at that TI .

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    Thanks Guys !! Glad you like them. Lynn

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    Yep

    There is the Lynn standard that is hard to match.

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    Lynn is one helluva honer. I have shaved with the Genco 28
    times. I did 20 passes on the .5 side of the paddle strop, but
    it really didn't need it. Other than that just the linen and leather.

    The Lynn honed Dovo special has been shaved with 22 times.
    I have used nothing but linen and leather.

    I know this because I have a calender and each time I shave
    I write down the razor I use as well as the soap or cream.
    Why do I do this?.......


    Terry

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    Talking We have a term for that....

    Quote Originally Posted by wvbias
    Lynn is one helluva honer. I have shaved with the Genco 28
    times. I did 20 passes on the .5 side of the paddle strop, but
    it really didn't need it. Other than that just the linen and leather.

    The Lynn honed Dovo special has been shaved with 22 times.
    I have used nothing but linen and leather.

    I know this because I have a calender and each time I shave
    I write down the razor I use as well as the soap or cream.
    Why do I do this?.......


    Terry
    It's abbreviated AR....


    Good Idea...Going to put it in my Palm Pilot....That's Really AR...Don't ya' think?


    Jim
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    personally I'd put it down to Obsessive compulsive disorder....but if it does't bother you and doens't bother anyone else...who cares right?

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    Default Ah Yes...

    Quote Originally Posted by LX_Emergency
    personally I'd put it down to Obsessive compulsive disorder....but if it does't bother you and doens't bother anyone else...who cares right?

    Correctamundo!!!


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    It's definately a disease, thats for sure. The
    one thing i haven't developed an addiction for
    is brushes. I currently have a Vulfix 374 superbadger
    and my Burma Shave which I bought back when I
    only used Williams soap and the multibladed razors.
    They both work fine and I am satisfied and will
    probably not buy another unless one of them falls
    apart or something.

    Terry

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    Quote Originally Posted by wvbias
    It's definately a disease, thats for sure. The
    one thing i haven't developed an addiction for
    is brushes. I currently have a Vulfix 374 superbadger
    and my Burma Shave which I bought back when I
    only used Williams soap and the multibladed razors.
    They both work fine and I am satisfied and will
    probably not buy another unless one of them falls
    apart or something.

    Terry

    Me either I have a silvertip badger that was my fathers it is probably 40 years old my mother had bought it for him. Works well and makes me remember my parents on a daily basis. Although I am sure he is looking down shaking his head over me using a str8.

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