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    Quote Originally Posted by Blademen View Post
    I am getting jealous, thinking about ordering a Hart Razor myself.
    Every American straight shaver should have a Hart straight. They are a great razor and it's good for your economy to buy locally made products.
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    I really like them all, If I had to choose it would be the first one, I got it as soon as they went on sell and have never put it on a hone. but then I only use it 2 or 3 times a month. As soon as I come up with the funds I'll have 3 more to make a seven day set I just need to find someway to get the days of the week on the spines.

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    Congratulations. I hope you like your Hart as much as I like mine.

    My first Hart Steel was a 6/8 with polished blade, rounded point, jimps, and black scales. It was a superb shaver right out of the box. I enjoyed it so much that I ordered a second 6/8 with a satin blade, rounded blade, no jimps, and black scales (the early "Plain Jane" model). It was equally superb right out of the box. I keep both touched up with a Barber's hone. I happen to like the satin a little better because it seems easier to keep looking nice.

    The Hart Steel razors are in the top echelon of my 35 razors. I could happily live with either one as my only razor. I highly recommend Hart razors.

    My current top ten razors in order of preference include:
    • 13/16 J. A. Henckels Zwillingswerk 72 1/2 (A+++)
    • 6/8 Thiers-Issard Le Grelot (A+++)
    • 6/8 Theirs-Issard Le Grelot (duplicate) (A+++)
    • 6/8 Hart Steel Satin (A+++)
    • 6/8 Hart Steel Polished (A+++)
    • 5/8 Filarmonica Doble Temple 12 (A++)
    • 4/8 Le Grelot P-Hospital (A++)
    • 4/8 Strega (Eskilstuna, Sweden) (A++)
    • 6/8 Revisor Prima Solingen (6-0029) (A++)
    • 5/8 Dovo "en vogue No. 105" - Black Micarta (A++)


    Happy Shaving!

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    the 7/8 is on my bucket list as well...just have a couple other things in front of it. Don't you just hate it when the issue of $$ gets into the way of your wants?
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    They are excellent razors.

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    jdto,
    Let me know if you find any place in Canada to pick them up as the importing fees will be over $50, i think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by celestino View Post
    jdto,
    Let me know if you find any place in Canada to pick them up as the importing fees will be over $50, i think.
    I haven't seen any. I'd bet that, by the time a Canadian retailer paid to have them here, they'd probably cost that much more, anyway.

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    jdto,
    i have to concur with you. We Canadians would be paying, easily, over $350 for a Hart razor. How unfortunate!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slamthunderide View Post
    I really like them all, If I had to choose it would be the first one, I got it as soon as they went on sell and have never put it on a hone. but then I only use it 2 or 3 times a month. As soon as I come up with the funds I'll have 3 more to make a seven day set I just need to find someway to get the days of the week on the spines.
    Check the Yellow Pages online ("411.com" in the US, I think) for "laser engraving".

    Charles

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    If it would save you Canadians the import fees, I would work as a "middle-man".
    Southeastern Oklahoma/Northeastern Texas helper. Please don't hesitate to contact me.
    Thank you and God Bless, Scott

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