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  1. 09-26-2015, 07:21 AM #1
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    Remember this thread: http://straightrazorpalace.com/show-...ml#post1538585

    The revised model is ready so I purchased one, and I must say it is beautiful. Enjoy gentlemen.
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    Looks good and seems to be a very practical design. Hard to beat that combo, enjoy.

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    Great design and so practical.

    Love the top. Looks like a shot from the Hubble. Very deep space!
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    I think that it is practical and convenient. And then another, and it looks beautiful.
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    Dave , is the bowl textured and how is the very top? Does it have a lip to help keep soap in? Tc
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    The lather bowl is textured inside. There is no lip around the top of the lather bowl, but the bowl is a little wider, so I didn't have any trouble with lather getting out.

    Overall it works great. In fact I thought a new soap was in order, so I bought a tin of The Blades Grim "Smolder" soap.
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    I like it, a versatile piece of equipment with clearly some thought that went into it. It seems a bit 1960's/70's to me. Personally I would go for a bit of a slicker design and no earth colours, but that's just nitpicking about personal preferences.

    Really, very cool.
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    Very nice piece, I love the color combo on the top!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pithor View Post
    I like it, a versatile piece of equipment with clearly some thought that went into it. It seems a bit 1960's/70's to me. Personally I would go for a bit of a slicker design and no earth colours, but that's just nitpicking about personal preferences.

    Really, very cool.
    They have lots of different colors...

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    Turns out The Brothers Grim soap is soft and I was able to pack it in the soap bowl with a butter knife. I like it when things are simple.

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