That one in the very front looks really ergonomic.
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That one in the very front looks really ergonomic.
Is it just me or these stressful times have given me an urge to restore a few razors and keep my honing skills fresh. 2 down and one more on the way.
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And this one on the way:
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I’m in the same frame of mind. I don’t restore but I’m getting lots of honing practice
Most of what I do is just polishing and cleaning. It's always nice when I can do some honing or more involved razor work.Quote:
Originally Posted by lloydw
I need to get some polishing in but with all shops closed where i am - im stuck with just my stones for the short term
Hot damn, it's not often that my eyes are stopped by a vintage hollow, but this Puma is reaaaaaaaaaaaaally gorgeous
Beautiful razors. I'm hoping to get a nice Puma and Fili someday. About when was that Puma made? The nailhead pins were used for the newer productions, correct?Quote:
Originally Posted by Badgister
They all feel good in the hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badgister
The Simms has a bone bottom that took a nice shine.
The two clear acrylics had nylon knots originally and I'll be putting cream white synthetics in them.
Hello Joshua, I am not familiar with dating a puma based on its pins. But I would say that this one is probably from the late 50’s early 60’s.Quote:
Originally Posted by JP5
There are very limited supplies in my area, so I order almost everything online. I bet you can have it delivered faster than waiting.Quote:
Originally Posted by lloydw
