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    Default My new TI= great reazor

    Approximately 2 weeks ago, I purchased a brand spanking new TI Spartacus.
    6/8-7/8 Spanish point 1/2 hollow ground, Festoned back, with horn scales and made with historic steel.
    I got it yesterday and here I am reporting my first impressions.
    The razor came prehoned, I shaved with it and got a very nice shave.
    I am a bit out of synch with thinner grounds, because I use a 1/4 hollow but even when I was too careful the Spartacus came through nicely.

    Here are some pics of it and its buddy.




    Stefan

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    Beautiful razor. That sexy razor is Radokadonk! Congrats while the rest of us are drooling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by srkilpatrick View Post
    Beautiful razor. That sexy razor is Radokadonk! Congrats while the rest of us are drooling.
    I thought this razor is identical to Glen's TI Eagle. My only thing that it was not the same was the information on the seller website that the spartacus was 6/8. When I looked at the razor it seemed asymmetric a bit, but I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me untill I looked at the label in the picture of the box. The blade is indeed asymmetric 6/8 at the heel , 7/8 at the point. I am not sure but I think some of the old choppers have asymmetry like that.
    I find this feature of my razor pretty cool.
    Stefan

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    Very nice razor. 1/2 grind sounds great.


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    How thrilling opening that baby up. Congratulations looks beautiful. I want one.
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    Ohhhh maaann, sweeeet. I want one too. How much does that one cost? I wonder if it's a real extra special challenge to hone. Gimme gimme.


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    Wow, what a beautiful razor.
    I just love TI, and 1/2 grind sounds absolutley smooth.
    What exactly are those scales?
    Blonde horn?

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    Those are some great looking scales right there!
    The worked spine gives her a touch of class.

    Congratulations

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    Nice Mac petty knife, too!

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