I hope this hasn't been brought up before, but we are all wusses!
Technically, this should go in the straight razor forum, but I think it will be enjoyed by all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM60p...eature=related
I hope this hasn't been brought up before, but we are all wusses!
Technically, this should go in the straight razor forum, but I think it will be enjoyed by all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM60p...eature=related
There are a couple of good videos of people shaving with axes too. The guys with big amish style beards are a laugh.
I may be wrong - it's never happened before but it's possible.
That's awesome.
Ankur
That video is pretty extreme, you have to realize he is trying to sell you on his products for knife sharpening. The idea I guess, is that if the blade is sharp enough to shave with (and not get cut) it should be sharp enough for any other activity.
I much rather prefer this video of backwoods shaving: A true gentleman of the outback packs all of his high class shaving products for the long trip into the wilds:
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg9dKvV4psk&playnext_from=TL&videos=QKxE5R sFnKo[/YOUTUBE]
~~JOHN~~*Founding member of ALPHA Team*
I love what this guy does. I've watched many of his youtube presentations and found them to be quite educational.
Dang, thats a nice knife!![]()
And we wonder why women roll their eyes at us.
Chuck Norris shaved the machete.
Beat Cop with a Paddle Strop
Matthew J. Clune
"You smell that? Do you smell that? Lather son. Nothing else in the world smells like that. I love the smell of lather in the morning."
Razors: 5/8 Dovo Best Quality, Merkur 23C
Strop: Vintage Blades Latigo
Blades: Derby Extras, Astra Platinums, and working on a sampler pack
Brushes: Vulfix Pure Badger Medium & Simpson Case Best Badger
Creams: Speick & GFT Violet
Soap: Proraso w/Aloe & Green Tea
AS: GFT Limes Skin Food, Proraso Pre/Post
+1
Straight shaving doesn't have to be madly expensive: you need one shave ready straight razor, a leather strop, and some means to touch up the edge (be that a barber's hone or similar stone, or a piece of balsa, and fine cutting pastes).
Most straight razor users turn it into a hobby, with multiple razors, strops, and the full set of hones, so they can restore badly damaged razors.
~~JOHN~~*Founding member of ALPHA Team*
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