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jcall1975 (02-14-2015)
02-13-2014, 06:15 PM
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Word. Thanks guys I was trying to figure it out last night. That video is immensely helpful! Glad to be in the club
02-13-2014, 06:16 PM
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Just helping out a Brother ! ;-)
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02-23-2014, 01:45 PM
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My entry into the Ralf Aust Razor Club
Here is the Ralf Aust razor I received from SRD. This is most certainly an entry level Ralf Aust, but beautiful nonetheless. Here are some stats...
Ralf Aust, 5/8ths Round Point, Full Hollow Ground, Mild Steel, aka Plain-Carbon Steel (0.015% - 0.2% carbon content placing it in the low carbon steel category), black plastic scales, top and bottom jimps, stamped with "Ralf Aust Solingen" on the shank. Place of manufacture: Solingen, Germany.
The blade is still covered in the protective oil, and I've not had a chance to clean it and use it yet. Looking forward to the experience. Enjoy...
02-23-2014, 02:40 PM
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It's my best shaver !Originally Posted by rpaduano
Here is the Ralf Aust razor I received from SRD. This is most certainly an entry level Ralf Aust, but beautiful nonetheless. Here are some stats...
Ralf Aust, 5/8ths Round Point, Full Hollow Ground, Mild Steel, aka Plain-Carbon Steel (0.015% - 0.2% carbon content placing it in the low carbon steel category), black plastic scales, top and bottom jimps, stamped with "Ralf Aust Solingen" on the shank. Place of manufacture: Solingen, Germany.
The blade is still covered in the protective oil, and I've not had a chance to clean it and use it yet. Looking forward to the experience. Enjoy...
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02-23-2014, 02:57 PM
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I purchased the same straight from SRD as part of a set, it is my first razor. I found it to be very easy to learn on and I love it.Here is the Ralf Aust razor I received from SRD. This is most certainly an entry level Ralf Aust, but beautiful nonetheless. Here are some stats...
Ralf Aust, 5/8ths Round Point, Full Hollow Ground, Mild Steel, aka Plain-Carbon Steel (0.015% - 0.2% carbon content placing it in the low carbon steel category), black plastic scales, top and bottom jimps, stamped with "Ralf Aust Solingen" on the shank. Place of manufacture: Solingen, Germany.
The blade is still covered in the protective oil, and I've not had a chance to clean it and use it yet. Looking forward to the experience. Enjoy...
You will not regret your purchase, it's a great razor.
Frank
02-23-2014, 02:59 PM
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I have the same one from SRD and it is one of my favorites. Just back from its complimentary re-honing by Lynn. Haven't used it since it returned, but it is a great shaver, in spite of not being "fancy", just good at its job.
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Stretch10 (02-23-2014)
07-24-2014, 06:21 AM
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Read a lot of positive things about the Aust Razors and i agree, very happy with my purchase
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Stretch10 (07-24-2014)
09-13-2014, 10:26 AM
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Something a bit Aust of the ordinary...
Just for the chuckles, a bit of retro design for these two Aust blades. Enjoy.
