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    anyone tried a Derby DE?

    Two words. Ming Shi.:D
    Post by: spinyeel, May 26, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Gem Micromatic Clog Pruf

    Never tried CVS blades.We don't have them in Australia.I have found Micromatics to be the ultimate stubble killer,especially with a few day's...
    Post by: spinyeel, May 24, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Gem Micromatic Clog Pruf

    What blade did you use? I use stainless Gem Personna's and get excellent blood free shaves.:confused:
    Post by: spinyeel, May 23, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Gem Micromatic Clog Pruf

    Nice score:D.The reversable blades only work in Micromatics. Get yourself some new s/e blades and enjoy what I consider to be the most under rated...
    Post by: spinyeel, May 23, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    The Trial Of Parker Razors

    I popped a silo door off my ex 22R.TWICE!:mad:
    Post by: spinyeel, May 19, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Using Vintage Blades?

    Carbon steel blade edges deteriorate over time even in their original packaging.Stainless vintage blades are fine though.;)Some members prefer the...
    Post by: spinyeel, May 17, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Ever Ready E Bar?

    This razor is identical to a Gem G Bar,only it is made in England under the Ever Ready banner,and it is gold plated.I personally have not seen...
    Post by: spinyeel, May 6, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Ever Ready E Bar?

    Just picked up this sexy looking Ever Ready.Anyone seen one like it before?
    Thread by: spinyeel, May 6, 2009, 13 replies, in forum: Safety Razors
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    My first barbershop shave

    Sounds like an interesting experience.:D I didn't realize barbers were still allowed to use traditional straight razors due to the chance of cross...
    Post by: spinyeel, May 2, 2009 in forum: General Shaving Talk
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    SE Love?

    Keep using your Gem.It takes a while to get the hang of them.;)The combination of a thicker blade and the razors built in shaving angle gives...
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 30, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    The Eagle Razor

    You can trim a modern S/E blade, re-spine it and use it in an Empire razor.;)Works surprisingly well.:DDid you shave with the original blade?
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 21, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    In the news: Interview: Will King - King of Shaves takes rough with smooth

    Well done that man. If he produces a decent d/e razor,he could achieve God like status.
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 20, 2009 in forum: General Shaving Talk
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    I'm Going Crazy; Are You?

    90% of guys that I see have necks that looked like mine did before I saw the light.:D Poor bastard's.:happy102:happy102
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 17, 2009 in forum: General Shaving Talk
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    How Much Skin Stretching

    I find stretching a must do when using Gem's.The shave is infinately better.;)
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 14, 2009 in forum: Shave School
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    Gillette Executive

    Check out the BST on B&B in a couple of day's time.;);)
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 10, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    More 1912 love,,,,,

    The Gem and Ever Ready stroppers are deigned to hold a regular spined s/e blade. I use mine a lot,and it works well.I get two or three extra...
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 8, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Muhle R 89, size comparison

    Give me the old open comb R89 any day.;)The new one looks like a girly man razor.:D:D
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 6, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Bull Mastiff

    Nice work. Very chunky piece of kit.:D
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 4, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Fav. Non-Vintage-Modeled Razor?

    I wouldn't call it a favourite,but the Trac 2 is a decent shaver minus a lube strip. Great for a quick shave when you have delerium tremens.:D
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 4, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Best One-Pass Combo

    Have to agree.;)The R89 loaded with a decent blade mows a lot of whiskers down in one pass.:D
    Post by: spinyeel, Apr 4, 2009 in forum: Safety Razors
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