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    For 10$ you can get a blade that at least has a chance of restoration, good use and something you can be proud of for years to come.
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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    No I didn't buy. Figured I'd get this shave kit I saw

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    Yeah, I fell for the cheap price and nice pic in an online catalogue. My first razor was a Kriegar and trying to shave with it was a painful experience . I haven't looked at it since I started str8 shaving. I pulled it out after reading this thread and I definitely see what everybody is talking about. I have no honing experience but can see the horrible grind in the razor. It may have only been nine bucks but I wish I had put that money toward something better. Even a walmart boar's brush would have been a better buy. I have worn mine out and still use it while I have never found a good use for the Kreigar!

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    Quote Originally Posted by prezdead View Post
    It was only like $10. I doubt there's any razor you can shave with for that little of money
    You would be very surprised. I have picked up good blades for that price. Granted they required some work, but so do some blades for over 100 dollars.

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    I have found several $10 razors that are really nice pieces that don't need restoration including a mint Tuckmar for $1 that I got at an antique show. I also got a 6/8 Worcester razor that had never been honed and in perfect condition for $8 and it shaves beautifully. They're out there, keep looking. Junk belongs in the landfill and they're full enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveStraight View Post
    I have found several $10 razors that are really nice pieces that don't need restoration including a mint Tuckmar for $1 that I got at an antique show. I also got a 6/8 Worcester razor that had never been honed and in perfect condition for $8 and it shaves beautifully. They're out there, keep looking. Junk belongs in the landfill and they're full enough.
    man i wish i had that kind round here. Every place Ive looked they have crappy ones for ALOT

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