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This is a part of the collection I purchased from Geezer.
I know nothing about Kamisori razors.
The Yasuki Steel razors appear in the best condition.
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This is a part of the collection I purchased from Geezer.
I know nothing about Kamisori razors.
The Yasuki Steel razors appear in the best condition.
Everything I store, I wrap in VCI paper. It emits a coating in gas for that provides protection. So far it has not had any negative effects on any of my scales. I also have emitters in my safe, display case, and gun cabinets. It’s also available in shelf/drawer liner material for toolboxes and the like. It’s suppose to last for five years.
I bought a stack of vci paper. 6 x 6 pieces and was using it to wrap and mail razors. I figued it was an easy way to give some protection from whatever the post was going to put it thru.
I have two Kamisori razors. I enjoy using them. Hone one up and give it a try, Randy.
Everyone should have at least one kamisori in their shave den.
Yasuki steel kamisori are made with two types of steel:
Shirogami White Steel and Aogami Blue Steel. Your Yasuki steel with the flowers on the handle is a Zubora, if you can get a close up of the kanji on the other Yasuki steel kami I may be able to identify it for you.
Are kamasori's honed the same way as a straight razor? Don't have one of those things!
Thanks for the offer. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by markbignosekelly
So far I have tried 3 different camera apps on my cellphone but none would get that close. If I find one that does then I will post the pic here.
No. They're honed like a chisel or a plane blade as they are single bevelled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johntoad57
I use my phone for pics, then use the trim and crop option, for closer pics.Quote:
Originally Posted by randydance062449
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Trim and cropped.
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Love those scales, Mike!
And there is the enabler who got me my first kamisori. Oz! :)
I take pics with my phone then put them on my computer and use the crop and other options that came with the computer. Its more work than I probably need to do bit it works for me.
To the uneducated person (me), that just doesn't sound too inviting. But again, I haven't a clue.Quote:
Originally Posted by onimaru55
I guess it's a matter of perspective. Some might say it's easy as you mostly just hone one side ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Johntoad57
