Thread: Show us your Shave Den!

just moved into a brand new house with my girl. Got my own sink, so I figured it's time for the shave equipment to stand tall in my continuous journey to make the perfect shave den [emoji2]

Kyle
That is a great presentation of your razors and supplies in your "Shave Den".

Small countertop addition to my own shave den.

Helps with the overflow from the cabinets and a nice place to leave ones that need a touch up on the stones.
Cheers.

The wife said she was tired of my shaving clutter in her cupboard space. She said I needed some other way to store my stuff. So she suggested a self or something.

Knowing my need was going to expand, I suggested a wall mounted cabinet, but I would need to move one of her shelves (90% her space, 10% mine. Well, now 14% mine , ). She agreed.

Well it's been a couple weeks in the making, and it's about set up. Though I have to admit, it's not totally my space (notice the angels on top. Remnants of the shelf I removed to claim my space)(told her I'd lease it to her so I can still purchase razors, all she has to do is move them).

The wife and I are into primitive/country and unfinished decor.
Had a fellow named Bruce @ onthewoodside48 whip this up for me.... us.

Did a few mods, by installing 21 "rare earth" neodymium magnets into the shelving and brush handles.

Still have a little room to grow and some final tweeks, but it's mostly there.




Picked up a few decorative pieces (barberpool & bullet are Avon "Wild Country aftershave from 1975, still full).

The barbicide is for honing of customers razors (I've done 3 razors for others, so I figured I needed to test them, so I have to sterilize them before going back.

Nice use of the magnets in the cabinet.
I use them in a rack as well. Like the open screen on the cupboard door as well.
Nice space..

A quick share.
Sometimes life reminds us that we really did married the right person. My wife, for father's day this year gave me the below.
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It's a vintage "Ranger" rubber stamp holder from back in the days of rubber stamps and telex machines.
I said,"geez hon, it's cool, but I don't collect rubber stamps." She explained what she saw it used for in my world and voila, daily affirmation that she 'gets me'.

Cheers.

Originally Posted by MikeB52

A quick share.
Sometimes life reminds us that we really did married the right person. My wife, for father's day this year gave me the below.
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It's a vintage "Ranger" rubber stamp holder from back in the days of rubber stamps and telex machines.
Cheers.

You can get ½" heat shrink tubing at H.F. an that protects stuff from the sharper edges of the clips. It shrinks with a blow drier air stream.

They made a second level for those holders also. Holders themselves are ~$35 around here. The ones with the upper lever\l are about $50. Do not get the ones witha lot more clips, they won't expand enough to hold all those brushes.
~Richard

Originally Posted by Geezer

You can get ½" heat shrink tubing at H.F. an that protects stuff from the sharper edges of the clips. It shrinks with a blow drier air stream.

~Richard

Heat shrink is a grand idea sir! The edges are a little crisp and could damage a brush.
Going to get some and clad the arms. And another row available?? 8 more brushes,, mmmmm
Thanks for the tip Richard.
Cheers.

Nice!
Simple, clean, Good mirror for details, and..a sink with a lot of room in front of the faucets! If you slightly loosen the cap of push dispense bottles, they do not leak over the counter with change in weather.