Sell Ducks?

OK I am wondering if i should sell my gold edge, satin edge, and my dwarf. :shrug: I have found my favorite razor. It is this frame back. When I first got it, had to rework it allot. I intended to make new scales to it, but finally figured out these were mahogany wood. My biggest problem was sharpness. I would try to hone it, then shave, get disappointed, put it up for a while. Last night, I tried one more time. This am, I got a shave, like I never got before. I now have a new favorite razor, and get to look forward to getting a TI frame back from Cutz. LIFE IS GOOD.:tu :tu

Yea, thats a good angle in that pic. That is the first razor I could actually "see" was sharp! :)

I wouldn't sell anything. I would apply what you've learned to all your razors.

Is your bevel that shiny on all your razors? :confused:

Can you see a spot that is a little overhoned/worn on the spine? That shiny spot in the dip near the shank.

Congrats btw, should I start sending razors out to you for honing? :-)

Yes I can, I had heard how hard frame backs were to hone, but once it got there, it's like driving a BMW.

Phil

Love framebacks myself but don't sell anything yet :)

Cheers
Ivo

I'll have to offer a dissenting opinion (go figure). Whenever I find my newest "best shave" I let the other one go. I like to make room for the next "best"...

Unless money is tight, I wouldn't sell them yet. Go back to them in the near future and you might be surprised.....

Jordan

Keep the Ducks,you will regret selling those quackers,they are money in the bank,ask the wife to work a few more hours overtime every week if money is tight.Ducks are an endangered specie

Regards gary

yeah selling those razors seems a bit premature, but if you are going minimalist a good option may be puting them in a (temporary) storage :) i am sure there won't be any lack of offers for such service, just remember who gave you the idea