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    are those new ti "le canadien" <sp?> new ti razors? or just the same old ti razors with a different stamp on 'em like the did for the art of shaving etc.

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    Are you talking about the ones at rasagepoulin.com?
    Email Scott and ask him what's the TI model for his razors.

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    They are marked with 'carbonsong 135' which is the new TI steel, the same as the silverwing, although not hardened as hard I suppose.
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    Yeah, Thiers-Issard changed their steel process somewhat about a year ago so ALL the new TI's are new.

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    I've honed and shaved with several of TI's new steel and it's a love or hate thing.
    Some love the feel of it and some don't really care.
    I did notice that altough the TI silverwing also uses the new steel it shaves the best and there is a difference compared to his siblings. Could well be the silverwing is treated a bit better compared to all the others new steel ones.

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    I do like my honed by Lynn Silverwing quite a bit. It is the only 'new' TI I have tried so far. I have a few of the old silver steel Ti blades and I like all of them a lot. I think they would have done better to continue to issue some of their razors in the old steel and give the consumer a choice. It was working but they had to fix it.
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