Thread: Svenskt stål/Swedish steel

Here's my entry into the club. I'm going to try it out for the first time tomorrow.

...but it's a great shaver!

Jordan

My little Swede.

Just had my first go with a Swede, a re-scaled and shortened Tormblum (there had previously been a chip in the tip).

Fantastic grind on these light little razors, and they give a nice shave too!

Yep, the Törnblom is quite a shaver! Too bad the you had to shorten it, though.

Originally Posted by cako72

Yep, the Törnblom is quite a shaver! Too bad the you had to shorten it, though.

It lost only about 5mm.

I also have a restoration Tornblom that has some staining damage, but is full length with the barber's notch.

Le Duc stainless.

Wedgey stainless razor.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm MMM!

Acme razor.

I know that the road runner gave the acme brand a bad name, but when I saw that it was made in Sweden I thought it was worth a try. It is a very petite thing. I will try it out in the next few days.

You can't quite make it out in the picture, but it has ACME etched on the blade.

I bought this from a fellow SRP member. Great little shaver.

C. V. Heljestrand MK No. 31

I need some sweedish steel!

I'm loving some of these, lots of very nice shoulderless blades.