Adjustable Arko August!! August 27 Razor - Schick Type M Injector Blade - Soap - Arko Brush - Stirling Finest Badger Post - Alum One more time for the Schick "M" in August and it was a fine finish for the razor. I'm sure it will come back out to play in SEptember, or at least it's likely too. I have to start getting my SE collection ready to go. Been awhile since I lined them all up. The Stirling brush did the Arko proud and the finish was fantastic. Hmmmm. Finest finish from the finest brush for fantastic finish. That's as far as my alliteration skills will take me tonight. I hit it hard on deliveries today and piled some bucks up but my mind is a bit mushy. Yeah, ok, so what's new.....I know, I know. Four more days in August then the SE's come out to play! It's been another fantastically fun month (stop it) and you guys are always the reason! Have a great Wednesday!!
Wonderful @Keithmax shave as per the SOP. And, wow, the JLC is an absolute beauty! Do you have any flashlights?
I was talking to Jarrod at the Superior Shave one time discussing trueness of razors. I found it interesting that he had never seen a Japanese western grind (Jwest) that was anything other than dead flat. Seems they would be more easily honed up than one less than true.
I mention watches...and out come the SARB's. Then I mention flashlights...and out come the Olights. Have you heard of Spyderco knives, Jim? Or Great Eastern Cutlery? ...just asking for a friend. (My two favorite knife brands, by the way, along with Swiss Army and Case.)
It is a Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Calendar Moonphase. I don't think they make this exact model anymore but there is one very similar.
Being a welder , a good flash light is a top priority to inspect the root pass in a pipe . I think last count I had around 30. They give them out on every job. When it comes to watches I have about 10 but none are high end stuff. My most prized watch is my late father's retirement watch or his daily driver which is 3 sizes too big for my wrist. I'm a sucker for a $50 Timex also .
