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    Default My new razor from Rudy Vey

    This razor from Rudy is really beautiful. I honestly haven't used it yet but I am sure it will do fine.










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    I love the handle is that a dyed burr(sp?) wood of some kind?
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    I am not sure about the material, you should ask Rudy about that. I know it looks and feels great though.

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    A great looking razor!

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    Quote Originally Posted by csnut18 View Post
    I am not sure about the material, you should ask Rudy about that. I know it looks and feels great though.
    Whatever it is it looks great. The shape is unique too. I always enjoy unique gear.
    "Loric=Ernest Shackleton of SBAD" - Krona Kruiser

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    For some foolish reason, I did not know Rudy did up razors as well as brushes. I love blue, and this looks like a really nice marble blue acrylic, though Rudy will be able to offer a better explanation.

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    Yeah, I didn't know about the razors either.

    I asked him about this particular handle.
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    Looks like it'll slip out of your hand when it's wet and covered in soap, unless you've got a death grip on it. Let us know how it does. Very interesting. I really like the colors.

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    Looks like the razor heads and bases Tony at the Golden Nib sells.
    I inquired about them when he first started selling them and he said they were Parker.
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    nice.............
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    Quote Originally Posted by GentsInstinct View Post
    Looks like it'll slip out of your hand when it's wet and covered in soap, unless you've got a death grip on it. Let us know how it does. Very interesting. I really like the colors.
    it doesn't slip at all. The material looks slippery in the pictures but its extremely easy to grip.

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    The material for this razor is resin stabilized and dyed Boxelder Burl wood. I love this wood, and have used it for many years in my pens, and now in brush handles and also razor handles.
    Rudy, Central New Jersey
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    Rudy, what head is that? Incidentally, my resin stabilized wood handle has a very grippy texture...no worries about slipping :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rudy Vey View Post
    The material for this razor is resin stabilized and dyed Boxelder Burl wood. I love this wood, and have used it for many years in my pens, and now in brush handles and also razor handles.
    Rudy, this is beautiful and would work well for the brush handle we are discussing.

    I have been looking at some of your pens to get an idea of what is available.

    I also liked the Amboyna Burl and Eucalyptus Burl, in natural colors.
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    That handle is beautiful. It looks like lapis, right down to the appearance of pyrite inclusions. Nice. I haven't tried any resin stabilized wood handles, but I know that Tung oil stabilized/finished handles are very grippy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loric View Post
    I love the handle is that a dyed burr(sp?) wood of some kind?
    Quote Originally Posted by Hex View Post
    Originally Posted by Rudy Vey View Post
    The material for this razor is resin stabilized and dyed Boxelder Burl wood. I love this wood, and have used it for many years in my pens, and now in brush handles and also razor handles.
    WOOT! I was right on the money

    I saw a brush handle in a black dyed Brul wood the other day that was quite lovely.
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    Rudy, do you use CA resin or Polyester resin to stabilize these handles?

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    Well, just to update everyone, I just shaved with it and it performs so much better than the Parker 22R I was using before it. I am a real newbie and my technique sucks. I go over the same areas too many times, I think. Even with my horrible technique, I have gotten a ton less irritation from the shave I just did with Rudy's razor, than I ever have before. I know this because when I used the alum block, I barely had any stinging. I think that Parker razor was terrible.

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    It is good when the alum block doesn't feel like a face full of napalm.
    BTW, is that a Muhle/EJ head? It looks a lot like my EJ DE87 head. Great shaver, it is. With the right blades, anyway. But, that's what YMMV is all about.
    May I ask how much that gorgeous shaver cost you? It's got me drooling all over the laptop.
    Last edited by bobthelego99; 08-22-2010 at 11:46 AM.

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    He makes great looking razors, i'll hope to own one of my own custom Rudy Vey razors one day.
    "Danny" - Heljestrand "Rex" straight and Gillette "20 Old Type.

 

 

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