Henckel 50 1/2
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RHensley
Resident Hand Model
I don’t see any hone marks so I know if was used it was very little. This one may be a keeper
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Think I can understand...Trust your gut...my suggestion
RHensley
Resident Hand Model
what you say is entirely true. My problem is I like them all. I have some in the safe that the wife will sell some day (not too soon I hope) because i never will. This one shaves great but then I knew it would. I've never been disappointed with a Henckel even with my limited ability to hone.. This one is pushing the limit on size though. I kind of lean toward the smaller razors to use. The larger ones are really eye candy.
Robin_K
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Well, it's a Henckels [sic!] razor. Mass produced, which is a good thing. Mass production means adequate quality control. What some people forget is that these razors were not made by the hundreds but by the thousands. If one of them is still alive, it's a good sign it actually works...
Robin_K
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Nope. Either way, you'd need this:That is perfect. Could I have a box of those please?
And this:
And this:
And possibly some like these:
Or so I've heard...
apologies, late reply....Nope. Either way, you'd need this:
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And this:
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And this:
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And possibly some like these:
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Or so I've heard...
maybe I do not need all that....we have you
very professional set up. My complements.
one thing perhaps missing in the pictures....coffee at the ready?
Robin_K
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Joost
Tovenaar van het open scheermes
Very good Robin! You're razorsharp. Shown is a Revisor grinder. As I told in The Size of a Razor I recently achieved another R. 8/8th. I therefore contacted Revisor. If you do so you'll communicate with Mrs Sabine Kronenberg, the wife of the firm's CEO! She's very informative, and good at English.
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Robin_K
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If you look closely at the machines in the pictures above, you will find that they have been retrofitted with modern electronics. That's because the Kronenberg family's day job is electrical engineering. And yes, they are simply wonderful people, too.