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11-01-2015, 01:13 AM #11Senior Member
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Give it 100 or so shaves and it will come together , just keep it simple and go slow and steady, if you stick with one easy area like the cheeks till your comfortable with handling the razor , you will be a lot more confident with your shaves , everyone thinks they can learn it in a couple of days, I've shaved with a DE razor for over 40 years and it still took me a while to get comfortable. Tc
cudarunner and outback like this.“ I,m getting the impression that everyone thinks I have TIME to fix their bikes”
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11-01-2015, 02:50 PM #12Senior Member
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Welcome aboard Braz...
You've done your home work, and very well researched. Im a 30 yr. SR vetran, learned the hard way. (Self tought, wrong approach, but successful)
But learned better once I found the fine folks here.
Shaved my whole face,WTG and used a 4/8 vintage Torrey the very first time.
Learned the do and don't, really quick .
Your in the right place to lessin the learning curve.
Glad to have ya, enjoy the journey
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11-01-2015, 03:06 PM #13illegitimum non carborundum
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Welcome Braz!
Did you get the Norton tri-hone set of waterstones or oilstones? I've had the waterstone set since 2007 and it is great for razors. I'm not sure if the oilstones would be as I don't recall if they were of comparable grits.
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