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    GUNG-HO FOR GENCOS thewatermark's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by cyclelu View Post
    SRD Red Latigo/Web
    TOBS Lavender Cream
    Golden Nib 24mm Extra Hair Finest Badger
    Solingen Generic Razor
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    Made this brush over the weekend with my brother in law. He showed me how to use his lathe and I think he was having so much fun that he ended up turning this brush almost to completion.

    That is an Amazing Brush!!! Congrats!!!!!!!!!!

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    Default SOTD 5-5-10

    Steinen Mission Rose | Heritage Finest | Castle Forbes Lime

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    Quote Originally Posted by jhenry View Post
    Ralfy,

    I love the scales on your 6/8" Globusmen. Reminds me of sea shells or coral.
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    As good as it gets!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stroker View Post
    Awesome razor Chris! I want to get some Swedish Steel in my rotation and those Heljestrand's are excellent shavers. Probably my next target razor. The scales and brush match perfectly BTW!
    Thanks, Bruce. I really had an excellent shave today with it. I also have a frameback with Swedish steel but it needs a little work on its edge before it is completely ready.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alabamalawyer View Post
    Thanks, Bruce. I really had an excellent shave today with it. I also have a frameback with Swedish steel but it needs a little work on its edge before it is completely ready.
    Looking forward to seeing the frameback when it's all finished Chris. I know what you mean about doubling down; sometimes the shave with a particular razor is so nice , you want to do it again the next day! LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyclelu View Post
    SRD Red Latigo/Web

    TOBS Lavender Cream
    Golden Nib 24mm Extra Hair Finest Badger
    Solingen Generic Razor
    Alt Innsbruck


    Made this brush over the weekend with my brother in law. He showed me how to use his lathe and I think he was having so much fun that he ended up turning this brush almost to completion.


    Beautiful Brush! I really love the color (I was contemplating using the black and orange swirl synthetic for some razor scales) It's super nice when you can shave with something that you made yourself. Enjoy your special brush for many years!

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    Josh Earl "Clearbrook Forge" 6/8, Rooney" Sabini Special brush, (Rooney Finest prototype) SRD bowl, Carrie;s Rose cream, Smooth shave.
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    Be careful how you treat people on your way up, you may meet them again on your way back down.

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    Prep: Hot shower
    Brush: E. J. Best Badger
    Soap: TSD Coffee
    Strop: Tony Miller Heirloom tri-strop
    Razor: Genco Army & Navy
    ASB: Caswell-Massey Newport


    "Cheap Tools Is Misplaced Economy. Always buy the best and highest grade of razors, hones and strops. Then you are prepared to do the best work."
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    Razor; EB Eyre / W. Greaves & Sons "Palmetto Razor"
    Brush; AoS Pure Badger
    Soap; TGQ Highlander
    Strop; Tony Miller Latigo
    Bowl; Lodge iron pot

    What can I say... I love this razor About 1 hour from micro chips to BBS... I'm more that 10 kinds of stoked My last near full wedge took almost a week to get the right edge on it This is the first from my New Score, more to come
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    THURSDAY

    37G Slant
    Shark Super Stainless (2)
    Williams Mug SS
    Berma Shave Boar
    Alt Innsbruck Cologne
    Jerry

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