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  1. #21
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    Single Edge Sunday was accomplished using an Ever Ready 1924, palm stropped Pella blade (1), Mystic Waters Lime + KMF Mint, SOC Boar
    Follow up with Witch Hazel and Nivea ASB.

    Ended up being a DFS, but took a bit more work than the OCMM a couple days before.
    Tony, Steward In the Mess Hall. Part time cook, full time bottle washer.
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    Old Scottish saying. There's nae hair sae tough it cannae be sliced in twain by a metal blade.
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  2. #22
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    My very much user grade GEM 1912, its got a pretty handle but the chrome is worn and she loks a little 'experienced'.
    It was given to me by the lady I bought my Rocket HD from and when I got it I thought this is good for nothing, it cleaned up with some baking soda and metal polish and despite the wear and dents works great.
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  3. #23
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    What about Wilkinson Wednesday i should have mine by then
    ''The production of too many useful things results in too many useless people'' Karl Marx

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    Single Edge Sunday was accomplished with a slightly wonky Clog-Pruf, Pella PTFE coated blade on its second outing my best yet Arko fsace lather and a vie Long 12705 horse hair. The more I use that brush the more I like it. Overall a good shave.
    Tony, Steward In the Mess Hall. Part time cook, full time bottle washer.
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  5. #25
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    GEM OCMM with a GEM SS @ 10
    Jay - LOSER, Cult of Arko, The CHOSEN

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    I used the middle one today. First shave with the C-type Schick. The loading mechanism works with this one, but you have to make sure the blades seats correctly because the old blades (which I found in the blade magazine) are noticeably thicker than the modern blades. The modern blade can move around in the head if you aren't attentive. Anyway I liked the results once I found the angle and got used to the handle.

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    I'll try the other two over the next couple of Sundays.
    Kevin

  7. #27
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    I tried my Schick Type M Adjustable again today, but it just doesn't work for me. It took me many passes to scrape my beard off yesterday. Today I tried it again with a new blade. Same result. It's funny, because my Schick Type G works fine, but this particular razor doesn't.

  8. #28
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    Today was a Cobra Classic/Kai Captain Mild (13)
    Gerry,Proud member of BOTOC

  9. #29
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    Ever-Ready with a GEM blade.
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  10. #30
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    I'm thinking for next Sunday I might use the Valet. Gives a very close shave so I might have to wait until late in the morning after coffee to ensure I'm wide awake. I have Feather blades for it and I think I'll use ARKO just to help me wake up.

  11. #31
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    Gem ocmm with treet carbon blades...
    Currently enrolled in Dr. Drew's HAD Rehab.

  12. #32
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    We didn't have any power but this did not slow me down......

    Used my 1912 and a Treet carbon blade on Single Edge Sunday..... Shaving by candle light like in the old days..

    No pic though.... Too busy moving downed trees to worry about a shave of the day pic with no power.... 100 degree days..... and a LOT to do...
    SSB - LEMS - BOTOC - AOM - KOVT - VSOP - RSVP - BYOB - HTH - ARKO & VEG CHOSEN - YMMV

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  13. #33
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    Gem Micromatic closed comb, CVS blade, Speick cream and AS. Love the smell of Speick in the morning!

  14. #34
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    Valet/Feather/Arko
    Nice shave if you have a gentle touch as this razor is an aggressive little beast.
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    GEM Jr. megaphone handle
    GEM SS blade
    MW Prospect Creek

    Tom
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  16. #36
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    I will use a Gem OCMM , Gem Blade , with Proraso soap and a Wee Scot
    Paul

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    Smile I might not shave

    I got a relatively good shave at mid-day today, using a Gem 1912, Colgate shave soap, and a Gem Blue Star blade. As happens often, the right cheek got the best shave, and still feels stubble-free. The left cheek has slight barely felt stubble now, about eight hours later.

    I have nothing on my calendar for tomorrow, I may stay home all day. I'll shave if I decide to do any chores that raise a sweat, and send me into the shower, but at present, what I want to do is read a book.
    Kiwi

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    I'll look longingly at the Star lather catcher as I shave with a Slim. No SE blades with me.
    Close enough?
    Tony, Steward In the Mess Hall. Part time cook, full time bottle washer.
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    GEM CPMM
    Treet Carbon
    Shea Moisture Black Badger
    MR. GLO
    Col. Conk's Lime Glycerin / KMF Key Lime Superlather
    Shulton Old Spice Fresh Lime AS
    Rob- Clean Shaver and Proud A.S.S. Member

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    PAL adjustable injector with a Personna blade and Klar Kabinett soap. Actually got pretty good results with the PAL, it's one I don't use real often.
    Tom--- Founding member of The ALPHA Team!
    If laughter is the best medicine then why do sick people go to doctors instead of comedians?

 

 

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