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    Thanks for the warm welcome everyone =]. It's funny I'm so excited about buying my first razor, thanks for the tips also, I will probably get one of the kits from whipped dog to start off, honing looks like a very relaxing meditative exercise as well as shaving. I look forward to it all. Also one more question if someone can answer, is normal shaving cream not ok to use when just using a shavette? thanks

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    Pop down to the supermarket and buy a tube of shaving cream for under $3, much nicer than canned goo! Perfect to use with any type of razor.
    Cheers, Sunbird

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    G'Day and welcome, John.

    What have we done to get a run of Victorians here?....hehehe
    Hang on and enjoy the ride...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Havachat45 View Post
    G'Day and welcome, John.

    What have we done to get a run of Victorians here?....hehehe
    Heh I'm not sure? I myself have always had an appreciation of blades. I own several swords and a few knives, and I only recently started needing to shave daily so before this I just used the clippers that I use to shave my head. (I'm half Chinese so never had much facial hair I'm 27 now so starting to get there haha) so now that I'm needing to shave often I finally have a reason to buy myself some cool straight razors. Can't wait to get one!
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    They still let you own swords down that way? I thought you had to be a member of some secret government organisation to be allowed to own even a butter knife down there! I like my swords too.


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    Welcome to SRP..

    Here is a list of razors to avoid... Include the ones you mentioned
    Brands of Straight Razors to avoid - Straight Razor Place Wiki

    Here are links to SRP Vendors & Classifieds :
    Vendors Corner
    Main Index - Straight Razor Place Classifieds
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    “The white gleam of swords, not the black ink of books, clears doubts and uncertainties and bleak outlooks.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by MickR View Post
    They still let you own swords down that way? I thought you had to be a member of some secret government organisation to be allowed to own even a butter knife down there! I like my swords too.


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    As far as I know you can still buy them lol. You are supposed to be a member of a weapons guild or have a license from vic police. It's easy enough to get a membership with Akc or Victorian Edged Weapons guild for like a yearly membership (I really should renew mine) . The only things that are really hard to own that you need a police license for are: Butterfly knives, double edged knives/swords, nunchaku etc.

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