[floridaboy]

OK I am wondering if i should sell my gold edge, satin edge, and my dwarf. I have found my favorite razor. It is this frame back. When I first got it, had to rework it allot. I intended to make new scales to it, but finally figured out these were mahogany wood. My biggest problem was sharpness. I would try to hone it, then shave, get disappointed, put it up for a while. Last night, I tried one more time. This am, I got a shave, like I never got before. I now have a new favorite razor, and get to look forward to getting a TI frame back from Cutz. LIFE IS GOOD.

[AFDavis11]

Yea, thats a good angle in that pic. That is the first razor I could actually "see" was sharp!

I wouldn't sell anything. I would apply what you've learned to all your razors.

Is your bevel that shiny on all your razors?

Can you see a spot that is a little overhoned/worn on the spine? That shiny spot in the dip near the shank.

Congrats btw, should I start sending razors out to you for honing? :-)

[floridaboy]

Yes I can, I had heard how hard frame backs were to hone, but once it got there, it's like driving a BMW.

Phil

[izlat]

Love framebacks myself but don't sell anything yet

Cheers
Ivo

[Jonedangerousli]

I'll have to offer a dissenting opinion (go figure). Whenever I find my newest "best shave" I let the other one go. I like to make room for the next "best"...

[jnich67]

Unless money is tight, I wouldn't sell them yet. Go back to them in the near future and you might be surprised.....

Jordan

[Traveller]

Keep the Ducks,you will regret selling those quackers,they are money in the bank,ask the wife to work a few more hours overtime every week if money is tight.Ducks are an endangered specie

Regards gary

[gugi]

yeah selling those razors seems a bit premature, but if you are going minimalist a good option may be puting them in a (temporary) storage i am sure there won't be any lack of offers for such service, just remember who gave you the idea