Absolutely! Hone it up! :)
You didn't happen to buy it out of Japan, did you?
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Absolutely! Hone it up! :)
You didn't happen to buy it out of Japan, did you?
I have seen several of that model it is not rare but less common than others. I also believe it is a later model Kikuboshi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrampson311
No, no, I didn't buy out of Japan, and your right. This thing needs to be put to skin. I think this will be one that I send out for a honing though. Like I said, I'm fairly new to all of this and just learning to hone razors. I've been sharpening knives on stone my whole life, but this seems to be quite different.
That is great information man. Thank you. I will check out the Kikuboshis.
It will be a great shaver.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrampson311
Seems like it. Has a very solid, heavy blade. I like that. Being a newb, it seems easier to shave with the hefty blades.
I have a Nespa as well (somewhere). Mine is strange in that it looks like a kamisori, but it has a symmetrical hollow grind. What about your Nespa ?Quote:
Originally Posted by markbignosekelly
Dammit Michael, the scales on that Nishikaku are gorgeous !! You'll have to show it to me in person one day ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by MichaelS
I get great shaves with my Kikuboshi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrampson311
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The spine is unusual on this. Is it removable?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrchick
