Thread: 2 added to the rotation...

I just got one of these a few days ago. Haven't had a chance to use it yet, but it's definitely an interesting bit of kit. It looks and feels like what it is: a NOS 1800's era razor, with a substantial feel like a W&B or Wostenholm from that era. It's only 5/8 though, and despite the marketing copy it's definitely not a "singing" blade, it's more like 1/2 grind.

Mine had a hint of a frown near the toe, but a few minutes on the 4k gave it a proper smile that matches the rest of the blade. It seemed to take an edge very readily, I'll see how it goes tomorrow morning.

ahh, what can I say, I might like this more than some dama's I have seen!

Originally Posted by C utz

Wait, am I missing something? DId you break up with her? Why do you not go over there and get your razor, but instead buy more so that.....OH, now I get it.

Geez, you do have it bad. Bad excusses to buy more razors!!!

C utz

It's not /that/ bad of an excuse.

*sigh* Here we go again.

"Hi, my name is Keith..."

Originally Posted by Blade Wielder

You've inspired me. I'm going to skip on my rent next month and buy about five really nice razors!

Actually, that's probably not a good idea.

WELL, if you do, just make sure you have at least of those new straight razors in each hand and a frazzled, just woken up/crazy look when you answer the door to the landlord.

Grumble something about paying the rent when you are good and ready...

Look at one of the razors, smile, look at the landlord, frown...slowly step back into the apartment, staring the landlord deep in the eye and slowly kick the door shut.

That should buy you a little time!



C utz

When I was working from home, our driver would find me with a razor in my hand more often than not. He must have thought I had it in for him