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    Quote Originally Posted by sidneykidney View Post
    You think its in the UK do you? And here I was gonna offer to buy it for you and sell it on to you if it helped out. Not any more.

    Nous ne sommes pas Francais!!!
    Hahaha, well I knew the guy was in Lorraine? France and I knew the description was in French that I couldn't read...but it's listed on ebay.co.UK So we have a Spanish razor that some French guy is selling on UK ebay.

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    European ebays feature each other's listings at no extra charge.
    Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.

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    Here's an Electric razor that I was talking about earlier in this thread. This came out 2.5" rather than 2, but you get the idea.

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    It took me about 30 minutes with the dremel: I started with 1/4" diameter barrel rough grit, and finish polished with those weird soft grey disks. It could use a bit more finesse, but it's a viable option for cracked blades.

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    I don't know anything about working with tempered steel. Any idea how hard/easy it is to ruin the temper? Especially towards the edge where it's so thin.

    ...and it just occurred to me that I am assuming all razors are tempered?
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    If you get really heavy handed, you can generate some heat pretty fast, BUT...

    I use a variable speed dremel, and kept my fingers right by the area I was grinding so I could feel for heat build-up. Light passes and keep the contact area moving, and you will be fine. Piece of cake.

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    Haha. I'm inspired! I have a dremel and some skillz .

    doh. it might be a while though. My current list:
    Silver tip badger brush
    New soap
    New cream
    DMT D8C
    Shapton 1K, 4K, 8K
    Shapton 16K
    Throw away ebay razor for practice grind
    Dovo Ebony 5/8 spike point for modification.

    oh yea, got to fit the kid's Xmas presents in there somewhere....

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    How old are your kids? chances are if they are young enough although they'll be disappointed now in the future they won't even remember this Christmas. Tell them a smooth cheek to kiss is the present you're giving them.

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