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    Wow. Well if we are talking that one special one it would have to be my great grandfathers razor. It come out for special shave and is a dream shaver. Perhaps its all in my head.`I do have many others in my razor inventory. My favorites change. I have a no name no frills razor simply marked sheffield that has been a favorite lately. Sometimes its one of my pumas that I hang out with more. Most often when I go away I take my Henckles Friodour twins because they shave great and I don;t worry to much about them on the boat. It's not very cut and dried with me. Every dog has it's day and my razors seem to as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    Most often when I go away I take my Henckles Friodour twins because they shave great and I don;t worry to much about them on the boat.
    We'd all like a video of you shaving why asea in not calm waters. It would be a thrilla of a video watching you balance with pitch and roll while doing a three pass shave.

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    The seas are not always rough and I'm not sure I'd want to make that video.

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    This razor. My personal favorite, every time. It's 'mine' I have seen similar- none the same. Shaves awesome.

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    Those are beautiful scales! Did you do those?
    Quote Originally Posted by JoeLowett View Post
    This razor. My personal favorite, every time. It's 'mine' I have seen similar- none the same. Shaves awesome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CStevens View Post
    Those are beautiful scales! Did you do those?
    Thanks. Yes I made them, they are black g10 lined red wood burl with a CA finish.
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    You might find your answer on my thread about favorite razors. But anyway mines a Genco fluid steel 5/8 hollow grind.
    But I've honed one just like mine that must have been restored by a novice with buffing wheels and got it too hot and maybe screwed up the temper because it wouldn't take an edge like mine. The one I own on the other hand was a 22 dollar Ebay that I restored with sandpaper all by hand and polished with mothers wheel polish and dremel buffing felts. Anyway I don't have and have never held a superior edge/shaver plus it holds it's edge extremely well.
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    That's a really hard question; they all have special meanings or attributes. Should it be my FIRST razor, or the smoothest or the sharpest or the most enjoyable?

    I went with my Jernbolaget, a tacky looking razor in a way, but very nice to use and 'different' looking...

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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    That's a really hard question; they all have special meanings or attributes. Should it be my FIRST razor, or the smoothest or the sharpest or the most enjoyable?

    I went with my Jernbolaget, a tacky looking razor in a way, but very nice to use and 'different' looking...

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    Is that your home patina job Carl? I remember you posting something about it some time ago.
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    I always pick my favourite razor by my best last shave which is at the moment a $2 Bengall, cost more than that to post it, but took a real good edge, and is a pleasure to shave with.
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