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    Quote Originally Posted by Hogrider View Post
    Hot shower + Proraso preshave cream

    Wacker 6/8 spanish point. A delight to shave with, I honed this little treasure two weeks ago and it is sharp and smoooooth.
    Cella all olio di mandorla. Nice tallow base soap.
    Vulfix hogs hair brush
    Thayers Lemon
    Superior 70 Bay Rum
    Results: Two passes and a very nice confortable shave
    SHAVE ON

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    Hey! That guy stole my Mantra! Gotta admit, he kinda looks like me too! Too cool Hog!

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    SOTD Wednesday June 16, 2010

    Razor: 11/16 Robert Klaas Prussia Spike Point
    Soap: VDH/Old Spice Classic
    Mug: Vintage Old Spice
    Scuttle: RAB Ceramic
    Brush: Omega Boar
    ASB: Nivea Replenishing
    Aftershave/Cologne: Old Spice Classic Cologne

    Not the greatest Shave I've had but, I still enjoyed the experience.
    Just can't seem to get the edge right on this Klaas Prussian. I have been working on it and it's getting better but I need to go to a heavier grit hone which I don't have to re-set a good bevel. I'm not giving up yet. Adapt, improvise, overcome! Don't mean to be a buzzkill.
    Great shave kits presented by all this morning Gentlemen!
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    Hey! That guy stole my Mantra! Gotta admit, he kinda looks like me too! Too cool Hog!
    Who me??? Nahhh, I just borrowed for this posting only Bruce. BTW...nice razor. I had a similar experience honing a Boker Edelweiss but did not give up, and today it is an outstanding shaver. HOG

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hogrider View Post
    Who me??? Nahhh, I just borrowed for this posting only Bruce. BTW...nice razor. I had a similar experience honing a Boker Edelweiss but did not give up, and today it is an outstanding shaver. HOG
    Just worked the Klaas over on the Austrian hone with some aggressive circular moves and pressure. Got some heavier slurry grit going and then stropped 50-60 on Linen and about 60 on the Leather. That seemed to feel a bit keener so might have to try that blade again tomarrow to check it out. I'm hoping this Prussia blade is like your Edekweiss Hog and work out to be a good shaver. It may be the steel is pretty hard and usually when you get a good edge on them they stay sharp. About the Mantra; it's a good one for all of us to use and your welcome to use it anytime Brother!

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