I’ve been trying to source the acrylic substrate. I don’t know why acrylic always be so expensive in my country. I asked to several sellers on the local bay and have receive so many NO’sHe just needs to do a little more work to get his balsa strop correct and post his entry with his B&B name and date.
I agree but without suitable gear to maintain the edge, the SR will soon put him off SR shaving.I say, @hugosf for the PIF.
The Gentleman has shown curiousity, persistance and a good degree of dedication in persuit of the requirements stipulated.
All essential but basic qualities necessary for taking up the art of SR shaving, from my limited observations.
The Gentleman's attitude puts him in a good place as a lifetime SR user.
With expert guidance, I expect a new SR devotee will soon be joining the community.
I’ve been trying to source the acrylic substrate. I don’t know why acrylic always be so expensive in my country. I asked to several sellers on the local bay and have receive so many NO’s. Reminds me my younger times in the night clubs
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Amended, just to clarify.I have never been able to locally (or elsewhere at a reasonable price) source thick acrylic. All my balsa strops are made with my balsa glued to ceramic floor tile and lightweight timber or PVC foam glued the underside of the tile.