Thread: Clan of the Dancing Twins

Yup, "twins" except for the spike point on yours. As mentioned, at some point someone ground the spike to a gentle round. I started a little disappointed just because the tip wasn't original but after actually using it, I have ZERO complaints.

Used her this AM; good shave but I think I need to do a little touch up on a hone (pulled a tad on the neck and chin).

Even with thet, the nbr 18 has takem the nbr 1 spot for favorite shaver for now!


v/r

Allen

Originally Posted by 60CycleHum

The question in my mind, is "what rhyme or reason did the manufacturers use to number the models?"
Bob

I'd also love to know that. My razor is a 9. If they basically started at 1 and incremented each time a new model came out, then I have an early model - which would be exciting. If they number like Lexus or Mercedes does, then I have one of the lowest "ranked" razors they make - not as exciting. :P

Okay,for some reason the picture on my first post has disappeared and I can't edit.So here goes again. This is NOS that had some rust but had never been honed.

When it comes to these;

John is the MAN...I have bought several from him.
Pics when I have a bit of time

Finally a new Henckels....she'll get some sweet custom scales sooner or later....

are these from the barbershop?

This one is, yes....I forgot about that (almost!).....I'm going to try to remember to post pics on that thread as I take them as well....

In need of work....

Twin Works No. 415

Polished and ready for scales, never been honed, I think I will leave it that way and put it in the display case. I have some purple heart, bloodwood, walnut and oak scales curing right now.

Here's a pair of twins I've been working on. Looking to make a 7 day set one of these days. Scales are Pistachio.