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    Welcome. Plenty of info and good people here to get you on the right track.

    Brian

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    Welcome to SRP. Lots of good info here.

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    A warm welcome from a fellow Phoenician. I am also happy to answer any questions you might have starting out.

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    Thanks, guys! I do have a question-- is there a local honemeister you like to use here in phoenix, or should I just go with one of the fine gentlemen on this site?

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    there is this guy at McKellips and Miller. ASR - Straight Razor Shaving, Honing, Sharpening, & Restoration

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    You certainly could not go wrong with the honemeisters who list on this site. They have some stellar reputations.

    The honemeister you choose might depend on what kind of razor you are looking to get honed. Do you have, or plan on acquiring, something really valuable and high end? Are you looking to hone your great-grandfather's razor (a family heirloom)? Is the razor you want to hone a big wedge that its uneven (something that would be more difficulty and/or take longer to hone)?

    If those 3 situations above apply, I would do some research -- on this site and on the internet -- and choose an established pro. If none of these situations apply (i.e., you have a straight forward razor that is not excessively valuable) you could probably give the razor to just about any honemeister/person with decent honing skills and it would probably turn out well.

    To that end, if there is nothing overly valuable or complex about your razor, I willing to hone it for you for free. PM me if you are interested.
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    Welcome to SRP.
    Phoenix you say?
    That was the very first US city I visited.
    I envy you the weather over there
    It's what I think of every time I shuffle snow in the dark months...

    Anyways, glad you decided to join us, we will try our best to help you get the best possible shaves!
    Bjoernar
    Um, all of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years....


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