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Frohes Neues Jahr. Vielen Dank für Deinen Kommentar und freut mich, dass Dir das Video was gibt. Die Crema heisst "3P" aus Italien und ist mit Mandelöl und Kampher. Sehr angenehm für vor und nach der Rasur.

Moin Klemens, ist ja schön, Dich hier zu sehen und freut mich, dass Dich das Video anregt zu neuen Taten. 🙂 Ich mach jetzt gleich ein neues Video über das Nachschärfen eines Iwasaki Kamisori; so denn die Kameras wollen. Hab einen schönen Tag und viel Erfolg heut Abend.

@@seanstapelfeld Thank you Sean for this very kind comment.

Thank you and thanks for watching.

@@seanstapelfeld Thank you, Sean, very nice of you to say. Stay sharp.

Hallo Sean, vielen Dank und freut mich, dass Dir das Video gefällt. Wenn man aufpasst, kann man z.B. Mach3-Klingen hier (DM-Markt, E-Bucht) für ca. 1,60 EUR pro Stück kaufen. Womit rasierst Du Dich denn im Moment?

Hi thanks for watching and commenting. What do you mean by "the amount of tugging ... was very obvious"?

@@MesserOpa The razor was pulling your skin down with the razor. Watching the video shows how much it tugs the hair/shin.

@@nonamebear1136 Yes, this is normal and comes from the silicon lips at the bottom of this shaving head. It is for stretching the skin so the blades do not cut it. And I probably pressed a bit too much. It is some time ago.

@@KylianTeam Dankeschön.

@@KennethRuiz-v4w Thanks, Ken. What do you mean by „like back in the day..?“ without talking? I am planning on more tutorial vids in German with English subs and/or the other way round.

@@seanstapelfeld Thanks, Sean. It was just for fun. In those days everybody seemed to like big razors or outdoor knives, so..

@@kiruiz100 Hi Kenneth, it was quite ok, as recall it. A razor is much nicer to use. 😊

The things you do when you are young. ;-) Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks, Sean. I am glad you like it and thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks and I will look into it asap.

They should work now. The honing one is a timelaps but I am about to make new ones.

@@MesserOpa Awesome. I am looking forward to it. Thank you.

Thanks for your interest and commenting and btw, the razor in the banner is one of my kamisori too.

Thanks, Sean and I have to correct myself. They are still (again) in business.

Thanks for watching. 🙂

Yes, honed it but I do not know what end stone I was using. Probably a Superstone 10K or one of my Japanese finishing stones. But you can get a great edge even with a Belgian hone and stropping on diamond pastes.

Thank you, Sean.

Yes, this is really a nice one. It is grown this way.

That is what I thought when I saw that stone. Wow. I can't imagine what he paid for it.

@@nonamebear1136 I do not really recall what I paid for it as it is quite some time ago that I bought it but I am still using this one.

@@nonamebear1136 I looked it up and the price today would be something around 430-450 EUR if you still can get naturally grown ones that is.

@@MesserOpa That sure was expensive. But you sure got a very nice stone out of the deal. Thank you for sharing.

They are great. Still using this one to day.

@@MesserOpa I’m just now realizing how good strops are when straight razor shaving! I feel sometimes content on UA-cam neglects how much a strop can help get that edge back in order.

@seanstapelfeld From my experience a strop is absolutely necessary for straight razor shaving. You can keep it in shaving condition for a year just with a strop and an occasional pasted strop.

Thank you, Sean. An oldie but goodie.

Exactly. This is a very fine stone and you use it for slightly used razors or in the very end. The razors I get for resharpening usually go on a 325 grit diamond stone first and then some finer one.

In the very beginning I had to remind myself to keep breathing. :)

Thanks Baz for commenting on my old videos and I just replied to your straight razor video.