Just received this in the mail today....a Satinedge I got off ebay...in good condition, need to be re-honed. The scale is yellowish.....I'm not sure whether to do anything about it or just let it be...
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Just received this in the mail today....a Satinedge I got off ebay...in good condition, need to be re-honed. The scale is yellowish.....I'm not sure whether to do anything about it or just let it be...
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Picked up my first DD today. looking forward to getting it on my face. :)Attachment 107314
Pesa. These scales can be quite difficult so I would suggest you just clean them without removing any pins. Maybe a cotton bud or even dental wax can get into the awkward areas. The blade doesn't seem to need much more than a polish. A nice find.
I believe the scales are supposed to be that color.Quote:
Originally Posted by pesa
I bought my mint Goldenedge for $40 from a woman whose father and brother were barbers and collected straights.Quote:
Originally Posted by UKRob
They actually started thier life clear...over time they aquire the yellowish tinge. I had a case temperite that did the same thing.
Well after a little hiatus away I've rejoined the fold with this lovely 7/8th Round tip Dubl Duck. Given her a little polish and refresh with my pasted strops and will see how she shaves. Don't think she'll need a honing.
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Here's another pic of the blade. Had a shave with it and she's a real beaut.
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Now, that is nice. I like the size and the look.
Would love a DD of my own..gotta raise the funds first
I picked this ugly duck up super cheap rather than wait for a pristine example like the goldenedge above. It has a lopsided smile from what I suspect is an attempt to hone out a chip or just some really long term lop sided honing. It sure is ugly but she is mine until I can find something reasonable and pretty out there. Attachment 110370Attachment 110371Attachment 110372
