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    not straights but i use disposable razor knifes, to skin, quarter and clean my Deer every year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by northpaw View Post
    The electrical tape for honing another razor.

    ...the ciiircle of life...
    Really laughed out loud!!
    now I'm not laughin cause I got that tune in my head!
    Damn you Elton John!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cevulirn View Post
    That would imply that it had a shaving edge in the past 50 years I keep on telling myself I'm going to make some scales for it, and get it properly honed up.... Still haven't gotten around to it though.
    My mistake, I assumed you were talking about a functional shave ready razor........

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    I use a beat up griffon for cutting the patch material before raming that 45 caliber round ball down the barrel of my flintlock, works great !!

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    when I cant find my cigar cutter I use an old pakistani to notch a v in the end of one....that way I at least get some use out of it.

    nearly cried though when I saw a post on a knife makeing forum about turning old straight razors into wood carveing knives...sacriligous bast**ds
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    Quote Originally Posted by nickedNsliced View Post
    when I cant find my cigar cutter I use an old pakistani to notch a v in the end of one....that way I at least get some use out of it.

    nearly cried though when I saw a post on a knife makeing forum about turning old straight razors into wood carveing knives...sacriligous bast**ds
    What a great idea! Too bad my pakistani "Zeepk" ended up in the landfill a few years ago. Just last weekend , I could not find my cigar cutter, still have not, but now I have an alternative solution to the one I used on a nice Dunhill.

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    Apart from shaving I have used a straight-razor to...

    ...pick apart stitching on a piece of clothing.

    ...slice open packaging on stuff that was vacuum-sealed in plastic.

    ...cut string.

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    Years ago, when I was young I used my Ucle warren's staight to skin a badger I killed. If I remember, he was not totally pleased with that. He had to hone it and strop it all over again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReardenSteel View Post
    What a great idea! Too bad my pakistani "Zeepk" ended up in the landfill a few years ago. Just last weekend , I could not find my cigar cutter, still have not, but now I have an alternative solution to the one I used on a nice Dunhill.
    I took my Zeepk Pakistani razor (paid a penny for it) and dulled down the edge and used it for a practice razor. I have only been shaving with a sraight about 6 weeks and shave every night and never get a nick nor cut. It let me practice form, technique, and ideas so that when I had the "real McCoy" things went well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibbs View Post
    Years ago, when I was young I used my Ucle warren's staight to skin a badger I killed. If I remember, he was not totally pleased with that. He had to hone it and strop it all over again.
    You should have made him a brush out of the hair to smooth over the situation!

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