There is a meeting of the minds in fort lee on the ninth- you'll learn alot from alot of ppl, you should definitely consider coming!
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There is a meeting of the minds in fort lee on the ninth- you'll learn alot from alot of ppl, you should definitely consider coming!
Also relatively new to the straight razor game, when learning I found that when I stropped incorrectly and rolled the edge to one side you could here a very different sound from the strop. One side of the blade would sound scratchy and the other smooth. Now that I am improving I find that the sound is the same on both sides of the blade when I strop and it is music to the ears.
I rolled my first shave ready razor.. Had a cheap strop to start off with.. Now I have a paddle strop and I just go slow and take my time and pay attention it takes pratice but over time u get the hang of it.. Just go slow..
I seem to recall a discussion about rolling the edge.. The suggestion was made to VERY LIGHTLY explore the edge from spine towards to the bevel, using the tip of a straight pin. Is it that slight that you can't feel it with a finger nail or finger or see it with a loupe?
You can also have a wife who runs the AC nonstop so it's cold and dry inside. I never have rust problems. Cost me about 200 a month though.