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  1. 03-30-2016, 10:42 AM #1
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    hello all.just started strait razor shaving after using db razor a year hand a half.this has become my new hobby.shaving with the strait goes well, and have now began to think about honing.have ordered some naniwa stones, and are exiting to start honing.quess i`m going to need som advise
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    Hello, welcome to SRP.
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    Welcome to the forum. There are certainly a lot of guys here that hone and can help you along the way. There are some very skilled members that live in your region as well. I hope you enjoy your stay.
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    Hi and welcome. If starting to hone check out the YouTube videos by Lynn Abrams and Gssixgun. Can't go wrong following their instructions as long as you can set the bevel properly. Good luck and any questions feel free to ask
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    have seen mr abrams videos.will look at gssixgun too.thanks for the tip
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    Welcome to the forum.
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    Welcome to SRP! Learning to SR shave and Hone at the same time is a tough road but with a lot of reward at the end once you get there!! Enjoy your journey and welcome to SRP!!
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    has been a lot of shaving lately.often two times a day,trying different tecniks, different stroke directions etc.been som razor burns and sore skin,but had my best shave ever yesterday when trying the hot towel prepp.the sr cut the whiskers like butter,and no soreness.using a Klas Thornblom Eskilstuna sr wich is fantastic. practicing honing on a Dovo,that i had a knife honer to sharpen. it was sharp when i got it but the edge went dull pretty fast.got it to cut hanging hair on a 8k naniwa.waiting for a 12k to finish it. going to bye a 5k too.should have started at 5k since i honed a long time at the 8k to get it sharp.
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    Velkommen til forumet :-)
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