Good review, I love my hydra but I usually bowl lather and you do need to freshen it up between passes. I'm a uber fan so I add a pinch of irish...
Awesome, two potter's I never new existed. I need to check out buti and bone ash! :happy088: Thank you gentlemen. And yes do try them hot and cold...
Looking forward to seeing them finished:signs154:
I would STRONGLY recomend you test your schmuck fortitude by cooking bacon naked before embarking on such an ambitious endeavor! :bath:
red oak with yellowheart razor rest. wanted something to hold some of the razors as well as a few brushes. need to build a larger scale one that...
+1 for cryogen, you gotta try it. Dr jons arctic hydra is one of my favorites but milder. I think I'm going to have to place an order for the key...
Very nice, I have a couple that are what I call top heavy and enjoy them immensely. Fine in mugs and face lathering, for bowl I just tilt bowl on...
Wishing all a very Merry Christmas and a happy new year. And any other holiday anyone here celebrates this season.:bounce017:
There are some good ones but let's face it, we all love the really bad one's. There egos are always out to get them. Gonn have to look for that...
Came out gorgeous, still loving that amber wedge.
Welcome to tsd:happy088:
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Debatable, look up John Verhoeven, Iowa State University. The scientific term Is technically called plasic flow.
Forgot to mention, his sets come with inserts so if you over peen and bulge the pin you won't split the scales. Handy feature when learning.
Razor-handles 393 on ebay is where I get most my pins. He is fantastic to deal with and has a really nice assortment, bullseyes, catseyes and a...
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