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    Quote Originally Posted by Wxman2000 View Post
    Well, at least it sounds like I'm not the only one out there with a troublesome razor. In my case, maybe it was once a "Christian" razor and so it just doesn't like me...
    Actually, your not the only one. I have a beautiful W&B Bow Razor restoration from Max. She drew blood every time, 5 or so, before I put her in the display case. Someday I will have the courage to face her again.

    Obviously the problem is what Ryan said,it's the operator, I don't pay enough attention when I use her.

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    [QUOTE=Hirlau;1095211]Actually, your not the only one. I have a beautiful W&B Bow Razor restoration from Max. She drew blood every time, 5 or so, before I put her in the display case. Someday I will have the courage to face her again.

    Obviously the problem is what Ryan said,it's the operator, I don't pay enough attention when I use her.



    That's easy to figure out. You're looking at the reflection of that BEAUTIFUL RAZOR in the mirror, and not what it's cutting!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    Actually, your not the only one. I have a beautiful W&B Bow Razor restoration from Max. She drew blood every time, 5 or so, before I put her in the display case. Someday I will have the courage to face her again.

    Obviously the problem is what Ryan said,it's the operator, I don't pay enough attention when I use her.



    That's easy to figure out. You're looking at the reflection of that BEAUTIFUL RAZOR in the mirror, and not what it's cutting!!!
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    I have an antique Boker that has bitten me several times. It shaves so well that I forget what I am doing. Then, I cut myself really good.

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    I am happy to say I have never cut my self while shaving with a straight razor.

    Now If I could only figure out what the heck it is I am doing when slice myself cuz it sure ain't shaving.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    Actually, your not the only one. I have a beautiful W&B Bow Razor restoration from Max. She drew blood every time, 5 or so, before I put her in the display case. Someday I will have the courage to face her again.
    Hirlau, unless it's the point that's drawing blood try a few laps of chrome ox (if you have some) and that should smooth it out nicely.
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    Thank You, Ryan!
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    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan82 View Post
    Hirlau, unless it's the point that's drawing blood try a few laps of chrome ox (if you have some) and that should smooth it out nicely.
    I will have to learn how to use the chrome ox, I have never used pastes before. I've only sharpened on stones.

    I think it was the point, most of the time & it was early in my straight shaving. The cut always under the cheek bone , as I worked around the mustache area.
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    I recently have been enlightened, Brother! Come on in.....the water's fine! I use a super thin piece of balsa in a suspended strop with the green stuff. Just the best thing EVER! Come on in, Hirlau!
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    I will, just right now I'm into the DE razors & cream craze.
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