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Thread: What should it feel like?
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02-21-2011, 02:32 AM #11
I think, Just in case I am going to order a whole new setup from SRD. Does anybody have any suggestions on a set up I could pick up for about $150-$200. I am looking for a razor and strop. I am looking at the Dovo 5/8 and the premium leather strop. Think that will eliminate all of the outside variables, and leave the quality of the shave up to my stropping and shaving skill.
-Sorry if this thread went off topic. Sometimes, in my head, one question leads to another.
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02-21-2011, 12:08 PM #12
ANother nice thing about SRD strops is they're modular. After your technique improves, you can replace the nicked up lather (and you will nick it; everyone does!) w/ something nicer w/o buying a whole new strop. FOr that reason I'd recommend going w/ something like their latigo (cheaper), since in the beginning you will have stropping "accidents".
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02-21-2011, 12:33 PM #13
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Thanked: 993Is there the possibility of sending your razor to someone around you (geographically) to have it honed? It's much less than $150 to have this completed. Just a thought.
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02-23-2011, 01:20 PM #14
Yes, JimR is close enough, and even offered to help once. But if I go that route I don't get another razor out of the deal. I like the idea of another razor around.
By the way, JimR is a real stand up guy. He has answered all of my questions and is very knowledgeable. He even offered to lend me a old razor of his to practice my honing skill. Thank you so much, JimR.
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