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    www.edge-dynamics.com JOB15's Avatar
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    Try something different.
    Go for a 6/8th quarter hollow.
    They are the best grind generally imo.
    Buy a Wade n Butcher, best steel ever ,best edge best feel.. According to me.

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    After a quick look I can say that at this point in time there razors are not for me. I'll have to have another look when I get home but the shape just isn't right for me

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    Have you considered a new Boker? They are great shavers.

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    You have a half hollow so if your a timid type of person when it comes to exploration I would buy something like what you have, you already like it. Now if your ready to try something different,Mao with a full hollow. A big majority of barbers used them and the Germans got a big share of the market making the m, so there's something to that. As to shave ability, doesn't matter, it's preference, my beard is wire cable and I shave with all types of grind it's the edge, and that depends on the man honing it,malus the steel. Not the grind. Buy what you like, but if I were you buying new, it would be a Ralph Aust. I really only buy customs but if I were to buy new that's what it would be. Tc
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    Aye thoughts on the boker king cutter?

    Still looking through the Ralph aust ones

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    The problem I have with Ralph aust is there doesn't seem to be a reputable seller here in the uk
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    Quote Originally Posted by danielpalfrey View Post
    Aye thoughts on the boker king cutter?

    Still looking through the Ralph aust ones
    Excellent razors. They take a keen edge and keep them. Easy to maintain.

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    I have also been advised that the dovo prima silver is a good choice? Getting lost in all these choices lol

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    Well depends on your budget, and if you have to have new or used. If you send me a PM I can advise you on some top quality razors that I have that I could part with.

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    i am on a budget of £120 (all I have left at the moment) But I would prefer brand new, not sure why I just always like new

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