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Sorin is a great guy. I know him for a few years now and his work is the best period.
Precision machined and top quality stock. Solid washers.
I've been using his washers for a few years on my restorations now and provided feedback on all his models.
I wouldnt use any other washers :beer1:
After almost a week and a half wait my Ardennes coticule is here! If I would have known they only ship on fridays I would have ordered earlier. I was very surprised that it came all the way from Belgium in four days, I was expecting another week! Just makes it all the sooner to be able to learn this stone.
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Sweet baby Jesus! Where did you find this razor? Have you had the opportunity to shave with it yet?
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Originally Posted by Mrchick
Awesome Paul:tuQuote:
Originally Posted by Paul76
I used mine this morning to refresh a razor. And it did an amazing job. I think you'll do fine with that stone my friend
Thanks. Can I assume you like it?[emoji3]Quote:
Originally Posted by Johntoad57
I purchased it from Art Razor in Ukraine. I now have two of their razors and can't say enough about the quality. I shaved with it this morning and am very pleased. It had an excellent edge right out of the box. This one is staying in the regular rotation.
Thanks Dave, I'm hoping so. Glad to see yours made it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dieseld
Got at last my #14 Fili:
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The scales are in very good shape. The blade also, but needs a bit cleaning. How do I do it without damaging the gold wash?
Cover the gold wash with clear tape is often a great way. Uses clear because it allows you to trim very close to it while seeing the gold. Then polish or polish and a little 0000steel wool.
Ehhh, the wonders of USPS...
it looks like they will make the package do the rounds so they can deliver it on the promised date, and not a day earlier.
I like that razor very much!!! I'm going to put this on my Xmas list.Quote:
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