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    Quote Originally Posted by tintin View Post
    Wow! that's not a smile, it's laughing. how in the world would you strop something like that? Cool razor by the way!
    Stropping is surprisingly easy, x strokes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cosperryan View Post
    Holy Smiles Batman. That most be fun to hone. Do you have to do anything different when stropping?
    Stropping is easy. Honing is a little more challenging.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gugi View Post
    They have regular shaped razors and those are very nice shavers as well.
    I've seen pictures of the SK2 and SK3, They're similar in design, but the rate of smile decreases as the number increases. They may be next on the radar.

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    There's a chap on the UK forum who's just had his three rescaled. He's got an SK-1,2 and 3.









    Pics stolen from here: Curly Curvy Razors

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    There are other R.Saito SK out there. Here is one of them


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    Quote Originally Posted by puketui41 View Post
    Stropping is easy. Honing is a little more challenging.
    Yes, I think that you can sharpen, just more time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gipson View Post
    Yes, I think that you can sharpen, just more time.
    Just rolling x-strokes all the way, not big deal. For me, because I hone with tape, the biggest challenge is to tape the spine lol.
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    As Stefan says, rolling cross strokes are fine. I found that the razors encourage a scything action - I'll probably need a few more uses with the number 1 before I get the full benefit.

    The razors above were scaled by me for a member in the UK - I liked them so much that I bought the two below.
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    Quote Originally Posted by UKRob View Post
    As Stefan says, rolling cross strokes are fine. I found that the razors encourage a scything action - I'll probably need a few more uses with the number 1 before I get the full benefit.

    The razors above were scaled by me for a member in the UK - I liked them so much that I bought the two below.
    I agree, scything action is the way to go when using that one.
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    Sooooooo..... Any one know where I can find one or two or three?

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