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    Nice job Jimbo. I like the globs of lather flying around the room!

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    First of all I love the razor and that is one heck of a scuttle. Interesting to see another person's method. I shave in a similar fashion. Dominant hand to manipulate the blade but I have older skin so I have to apply a bit more stretch. Also I re-lather for the second pass. Feels so good and sooths my tender skin. Nice video, thanks for that.
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    Awesome James!!!

    Thanks,

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    Nice job Jimbo

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    That was great James!
    Was I the only one who was stretching my neck and making my typical shaving faces while watching?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimbo View Post
    As you are no doubt aware, I am the strong but silent type. You rarely hear me say anything that is not apropos to the discussion at hand....
    Yes, I agree - I think more of a Silent Bob than Clint Eastwood.

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    Outstanding!

    The crowd went "gasp! oooohhh" when you did your left cheek stretching with the finger and taking a stroke right towards it!
    Last edited by Quick; 02-22-2009 at 02:29 AM.

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    Thanks lads. I use that enamel bowl because when we were in drought and on water restrictions I did not want to waste the shaving water down the sink. I tip it out onto my plants. Waste not want not, as they say.

    I cannot be absolutely certain, but I think the ATG on my neck (under the chin) looks like an aggressive angle due to the poor quality of the video. I generally tend to keep the blade pretty flat on the ATG. I will take more notice next time I shave to confirm.

    That is one of my best razors - The Friodur with Sambar stag scales. It is a wonderful razor: 8/8 with a worked spine. Just lovely. Took a while to get used to the weight of it, but now we are best of mates!

    And yeah, you may have noticed I am a messy shaver. Those bits of lather get everywhere and always annoy the wife...

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    JMS: Nope, I was doing it too.

    Nice vid Jimbo. Can you give us any details on type of razor, brush, and cream? I couldn't really make it out. Thought that was TOBS Lavender, but I wasn't sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by theworldover View Post
    JMS: Nope, I was doing it too.

    Nice vid Jimbo. Can you give us any details on type of razor, brush, and cream? I couldn't really make it out. Thought that was TOBS Lavender, but I wasn't sure.
    Sure thing!

    Razor: Henckels 8/8 Friodur, worked back, Sambar stag scales (courtesy of Robert Williams I think). Bought from John Crowley a few years ago now. I still thank him every day for it

    Brush: Mason Pearson pure badger.

    Cream: TOBS Rose.

    Strop: Home made Kangaroo leather.

    Bowl in sink: some crappy enamelled thing I picked up at a trash and treasure.

    Lather Bowl: An old coffee mug that belonged to my wife's grandfather.

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