What straight did you use today? Now with PICTURES

[totorlekiller]

Kawamura

 

[Ravenonrock]

Union Cutlery Co.
Mag-Nam

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[eezee]

5/8 J.A. Henckels #415

 

[RumpleBearskin]

Friodur 72 1/2
Rick Montalvo
Tabac

Very straightforward shave. Classic performers.

 

[Straight up]

RAZOR: Thiers Issard 7/8"
CREAM: Jack the Barbar
BRUSH: Mason Pearson Best Badger knot
STROP: Dovo double sided hanging leather
AFTERSHAVE: Proraso Red

 

[Deelyte]

TORREY TUESDAY

The Torrey got the job done this morning in fine fashion and full disclosure my soap wasn’t the FAT but I have a puck of Lisa’s sandalwood in my ceramic bowl

GREAT DAY SMOOTH SHAVES

 

[Christian1212]

Very solid shave today. Coticule+oil edge today that surprised me (said coticule I normally just used with water as pre finisher). Very nice razor

 

[Frank Shaves]

Battle of the Dovos this evening:

Dovo Carre on the right
Dovo Bergischer Lowe on the left
Semogue 2000 (premium 90% tops)
Stirling Glastonbury
Myrsol Blue

The Carre grind is a bit thicker and the Bergischer Lowe a bit thinner. What can I say? I am really happy that I bought both.

 

[CongaJon]

Busted out the big Ern tonight. I kind of bailed on the Kampfe lather catcher, though. Did the sideburn areas and a few strokes on the head to test it. The blade needs a little more work and it's missing a blade stop. I was able to adjust it using the little side levers, but was a tad nervous! Finished it up with a Little Lather Catcher that also rolled in today.

And one for @camoloc
It's actually been a pretty light winter. Only had to shovel roofs once so far!

 

[CRISANTO]

Peter J. Michels, INC., C - Mon, [emoji3532] nº 1, stainless steel, 5/8, made in German to New York.

 

[MarkP]

Wednesday 17th

SV Desert Vetiver
Simpson Colonel
Paine & Simpson, London 1815
T&H Trafalgar balm

A great shave from this super smooth edged razor.

 

[camoloc]

Le Grelot
WK Chypre Rose Concerto
Yaqi 24mm Violet Synth
Tony Miller Horween Strop
Jnat Shobu Finish
Thayers
WK Chypre Rose Concerto AS splash

Good skin food stuff for cold dry air chilly day.

be well all.

camo

 

[camoloc]

Busted out the big Ern tonight. I kind of bailed on the Kampfe lather catcher, though. Did the sideburn areas and a few strokes on the head to test it. The blade needs a little more work and it's missing a blade stop. I was able to adjust it using the little side levers, but was a tad nervous! Finished it up with a Little Lather Catcher that also rolled in today.

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And one for @camoloc
It's actually been a pretty light winter. Only had to shovel roofs once so far!
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yep @CongaJon.........that trumps my case. we only got between 8 to 10 inches i think.

camo

 

[2bit_collie]

Wedge Wednesday!
Wade & Butcher 7/8 near wedge
Pacific Shaving Company
SOC

Although I tend to prefer the full hollows that dominate my collection, this W&B shaves great. The only thing I don’t like about it are the scales, which IMO are just too heavy, even for this blade. Plotting a replacement when I have the ti

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[azwetshaver]

Saturday 13th

SV Desert Vetiver
TOBS super badger
W.Greaves & Sons 7/8 near wedge
T&H Trafalgar balm

A great two and a half pass Saturday morning shave.

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I like the size of the scuttle. Who is the maker?

 

[MarkP]

I like the size of the scuttle. Who is the maker?

Its Thrown In Stone (.co.uk) from The Traditional Shaving Co.

 

[RumpleBearskin]

Wedge Wednesday! I like it @2bit_collie!

Wm. Greaves & Sons, Sheafworks
WK Fougere Bouquet
Heritage Collection Ever-Ready 200
4711 AS & EdC

Absolutely wonderful shave this morning. My best to all those dealing with the weather.

 

[azwetshaver]

Its Thrown In Stone (.co.uk) from The Traditional Shaving Co.

Thanks. It's a very nice scuttle. Seems perfect for face latherers.

 

[oscar11]

SK 3
Asian Pear
Homemade brush

 

[Frank Shaves]

Correction. I mistakenly used the term frankstein soap in the post What straight did you use today? Now with PICTURES - https://www.badgerandblade.com/forum/threads/what-straight-did-you-use-today-now-with-pictures.248174/post-11127768. I should have used the term frankensoap.