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  1. 05-05-2016, 04:09 PM #11
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    Great score David and a dream shaver like the majority of western style full hollow Japanese straight razors. Tanifugi razors as well the Diamond series straights are among the best shavers in the world. Enjoy.
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    What a beautiful razor David! Enjoy!


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    Quote Originally Posted by tcrideshd View Post
    Where did you find that o e f you don't mind saying ? Tc
    No secret - eBay.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WW243 View Post
    What's o e f?
    Stands for I sometimes miss the buttons, other than that is it a problem? Tc
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    Quote Originally Posted by WW243 View Post
    Superb looking razor!
    I've been wondering this for awhile, and it could be embarrassing to ask (if in fact I actually could be embarrassed), how do the makers of this era of Japanese razors make such a fine hollow grind with such a beefy spine? Is it simply the metal that is above the part of the spine that sits on the hone?
    And yes, I really like the heft combined with a fantastically thin grind....
    Interesting observation as I have a few Wade & Butchers that have an exceptional hollow grind, a couple in fact that I joked could be the great Grandfather of the Filarmonica/Palmera #14's...but with the fantastic heft of Sheffield steel.

    And agreed, the Japanese Iwasaki 20mm straight razor I have, for a small blade, definitely has some great heft to it....
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    Quote Originally Posted by tcrideshd View Post
    Stands for I sometimes miss the buttons, other than that is it a problem? Tc
    No need to go for your hogleg cowboy, I thought there was some acronym I wasn't aware of, and I wanted to know it so I could get me some.
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    Great looking razor.
    Just a fyi.
    Early manufacture Iwasaki T-hagane razors were outsourced to Tanifuji and Tokiwa for finishing.
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    Great looking razor! Let us know how she shaves. Good luck.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hacker7 View Post
    Great looking razor! Let us know how she shaves. Good luck.
    First use, this morning, and all went as well as I was expecting. These Japanese Westerns take a great edge incredibly easily, and three passes went without a hitch. Just love these blades.
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    Congratulations David! Tanifuji are just perfect, they are easy to hone and take an exceptional edge, the red scales are quite striking.
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