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    I've not had time to comment on everyones posts, but THANKS for all of them. There are some truly amazing razors, brushes, scuttles, & software on display this week.

    Rene, be safe in all the snow! We got 1 inch of freezing rain, followed by 5 inches of sleet, now the snow is coming down with thunder outside & 50MPH winds and it's supposed to be a total of 20-24 inches...I can only imagine 6-7 foot drifts, I feel your pain!

    Welcome back Bruce!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BladeRunner001 View Post
    You know our door is always open to you and you will always have a place to call home away from home...all you need to tell me is that you are coming
    Thank you Robert.

    Quote Originally Posted by sharp View Post
    I've not had time to comment on everyones posts, but THANKS for all of them. There are some truly amazing razors, brushes, scuttles, & software on display this week.

    Rene, be safe in all the snow! We got 1 inch of freezing rain, followed by 5 inches of sleet, now the snow is coming down with thunder outside & 50MPH winds and it's supposed to be a total of 20-24 inches...I can only imagine 6-7 foot drifts, I feel your pain!


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    Thank you Glen. You be safe too. Sound like your having a rough one too. This has been a ROUGH winter. They canceled school for tomorrow. That makes 7 days in 3 weeks.

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    Prep: Hot shower--followed by Lucky Tiger “Molle’” Brushless SC
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharp View Post
    Welcome back Bruce!
    Thanks Glenn! I hope you are safe in your home in St. Peters with all this Ice and Snow. Talked to my Son last night and he's staying in for the next couple of days. (He's in Sunset Hills) That is one of the things I don't miss after leaving Missouri! LOL
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    I just received a new T&H DE razor today.

    The shave:

    I put in a fresh feather blade and prep my face with Proraso menthol preshave creme. Loaded my brush with Tabac and facelathered/headlathered.
    My bear growth was two days long.
    First pass WTG, short quick strokes. The razor gives a tremendous amount of feedback, with surpriced me. Againg a total opposition to the Feather DE all stainlees, that gives hardly any feedback.
    A nice reduction from the first pass, moving to the head. ATG right of the bat, one little weeper - bang - BBS shave.
    Back to the face,second pass XTG nose to ear. The razor feels comfortable in my hand, I know it can cut me, but the weight allows me to maneuvre it like a Épée, rather than a battleaxe, and I feel confident that I can control it.
    No cuts, yet another fine reduction.
    Third pass, XTG ear to nose, and on the neck I sloped from right ear to left collarbone, that being a XTG/ATG pass. This is something I rarely do due to sorenes and irritation on the neck, but my skin felt like it could handle it, and I thought I would give it a go. I even when ATG on some part of my jawline, again, I rarely do this, and when I do the result is usually painfull.
    A minor weep, was all the damage I took.



    Cold water splash and inpection. WOW - no irritation, no soreness, and a DFS!! Actually one of the closest, most comfortables shaves I have ever had! Period.

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    relax tonight, pour yourself a bourbon and throw those feet on the couch

    Thank you Max that sounds like a great idea! The second storm is coming in at midnight. I better start drinking now to get a head start on the storm! LOL!
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    +10 on that Bourbon Max, I'm sippin on a whiskey sour as we speak, its suppose to go down to 9 degrees tonight, IN TEXAS ! That ain't right !
    And Rene I think you should take the good mans advice ! Y'all have a great evening !

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Pastor View Post
    I put in a fresh feather blade and prep my face with Proraso menthol preshave creme. WOW - no irritation, no soreness, and a DFS!! Actually one of the closest, most comfortables shaves I have ever had! Period.
    My first shave with a Feather in my Goodfella DE I had a very similar reaction. Excellent description of your shave and congrats on the new razor. It is a beauty!
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    11/16 Sears Roebuck and Co. Sta Sharp honed on Ozuku Asagi (no stropping)
    Semogue LE facelather brush
    MWF soap + KMF patchouli cream + glycerin
    Thayer's lavender witch hazel
    Captain Smith's bay rum with lime
    CarrieM's unscented ASB

    This razor shaves a lot like a Scheon Burg 776 which I used to own. It's full hollow, but doesn't really feel like a full hollow. Feels like a super smooth half hollow. Very comfortable shave, but for some reason I like the feedback of a somewhat flexy blade or the dead silence of a wedge. Not so crazy about the middle ground, which a lot of other guys seem to enjoy.


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    Quote Originally Posted by heirkb View Post
    11/16 Sears Roebuck and Co. Sta Sharp

    It's full hollow, but doesn't really feel like a full hollow. Feels like a super smooth half hollow. Very comfortable shave, but for some reason I like the feedback of a somewhat flexy blade or the dead silence of a wedge.
    Beautiful razor! I have one, but without the Sta Sharp scale inlay. It's my favorite full hollow. Mine seems very flexy to me, but with the many differences in beard, edge, technique, etc. that is to be expected I guess. Great SOTD! Love that razor.

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    Good morning, friends.
    I read the posts about snow and storm and ice and hope you are all well.

    Today I'll use one of my beautiful Dewsnap's

    soap: Calani
    brush: Muehle
    ASB: Murnauers Dead Sea

    ...and a good tea by Teavana...


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