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Good stuff. Informative, interesting, relaxing. Thank you sir, Subbed. Edit: Appreciate the recommendations of other channels. Found quite a few that I hadn't run across yet.

Another dark looking stone, well I’m intrigued! A lot of good information Eric, I want to be on that list hehe I’m going to play with the invicta soon

Very cool that you get to test out new stones. Based on the way you described it and the HHT, it looks like this one is going to be very good.

Invitica?

3 in 1 is no good make sure you use p diddy baby oil

Oh goody ! New rocks 🪨 to test !😎. Oil rather than water 💧 and why not 😏.

Afternoon Eric! Hope all is well.

Hmm...that penetrating oil gives me some ideas; but doesnt the oil destroy/affects the stone? Do you use that diamond plate for slurry or for making it straight?

Hi Eric, assume that's the Zulu!?

Nice video Eric! Looking forward to getting back to my Coticule. Took a little break from honing. Time to get back.

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Love the title Eric. I also have a La Grise (La Greif) shaped, which i follow with another standard grade La Gross Jaune (or something), and finish on a fine flat stone. These harder coticules are perfect for this grunt work. I am also a member of the black sheep minority, who likes to think for my self. LOL. They are struggling to find a box to fit me in:)

You might as well be speaking Creole, as I have no idea what you are talking about. But for some reason I still love watching your content.

Nice honing. I need to revisit coticule work, never tried oil.

Eric, keep crackin out great content. Have a good Sunday

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Hi Eric, just been looking in your eBay shop and spotted the two soaps foret de pins and the No.2 tried to buy them but says you don’t ship to the UK but the La Vache and a few hones can ship to UK. Any way to change that so the two first soaps are available? Cheers and thanks for the informative video! 👍

I really do need to experiment with oils on a coticule, but I'll leave the convexing to the more experienced 😮😊

Good visuals to watch and a good talk (for those listening at work with earbuds…)

If that boat ever sets sails I just want to let you know Puerto Rico has some really nice beaches 🤣 Awesome honing seccion and really good discussion Eric. You said it in the video but I want to bring that topic back over here but oil or any type of lubricant definitely seems to bump up the edge on coticules but also some really nice hard stropping, to me the testing I did was day and night when I started stropping with more intent on the linen. Cheers!

love your content bro please keep it coming. so freaking jealous of your coticule collection 😅

How does one order such a fine product as the Cajun Blade Brush Soaker cup? I need this in my life! Great shave my friend!

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I’m rolling on the floor… The Cajun Blade cup soaker… Lord, help me! 😂 Great shave, my friend.

Good shave Eric!

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Thank you for the shout-out reallyappreciate it, and great shave man.

Nice shave Eric! Great edge on that razor!

First razor I ever honed and sold was a 401 platinum. I wish I still had it. Great steel and edge.

I love those J.A. Henckles razors! Looks like you had a great shave! That lather looked really nice!

Yeah, there’s nothing like living in the lap dance of luxury. I’m there when I buy my hand towels at the auto parts store. I’m noticing a lot more comfort with your left hand. You’re still a whippersnapper compared to me, so take it from a bonafide geezer, when everything _really_ starts to sag, you’ll be grateful for the extra options provided by using either hand.

Nice one Eric

Hi Eric very nice Straight! I can longer 😇😇😇🤪 ua-cam.com/video/53e26SJPn_U/v-deo.html

You mentioned the belt and gave me PTSD I started screaming uncontrollably and was hiding under the bed. Have a good one Eric, that's a nice looking razor!

Hi Eric. Nice shave with this keen edge. Hope the grands behaved well 🙂 have a good pre Friday

What a magnificent lather Eric ! You're soaps are spot on, with such lovely mild perfumes, and never overpowering ! 104 °f 😢( 40°c). That takes some adjusting to ! Thanks for the call out , and a wonderful 2 pass shave 🎉!

First shave with La Vache last week and it did not disappoint. No doubt the best soap in my line up

Now this one

Post a new video! You got me rewatching old ones hehe

Your video work is getting good. Great angle and audio. Liked the Irish music in the background also. As always, enjoyed to watch your technique. Cheers.

Watched your video, great job. In fact you can go from a 1k bevel set then tommo or dmt slurry and erase 1 k scratches which takes no time at all really then rinse and refresh, work slurry well ……finish on slurry and end up with a superb jnat edge.

Great video theme!

Very nice job the razor looked really good

Nice looking razor. You get your goodies package yet?

Hi Eric, I have tried the "film on a stick" on two razors now.. One brand new Bismarck and then on my recent goto daily shaver a TI Le Grelot and it works a treat, can only recommend for now. Hope you feel better soon. Regards Johan

Nice vid. Glad you are back in the saddle. No surpise to me that you rebelled against my advice to shape JNat stones. Oh well, somebody has to innovate and advance with their own stuff. THE FIRST SUPERCURVE JNAT RAZOR GUY. 👍 Although I think they sharpen some knives on a convexed stone in Japan.

Humped stones are the incorrect way of honing razors! You just ruined a perfectly good razor!!!!!!!!!! What are youy doiiiiiing!!!!!!

Hi Eric. Thank you for sharing your eyperince with convex stones. Hope you get better soon.

I am sorry that you have been feeling poorly. I hope that you get better soon. Thanks for the info on the jnats. That finisher sure was a nice looking color. I have made several wood blocks to fix razors that have been neglected and to reshape poorly ground razors. When making all the shapes, it is much easier and cheaper to make from wood than all the stones it would take. So for the final refinements I would like to shape some stones when I get my own shaping plate. But I get what you mean about loosing the joy of working with natural stones. The stones imprint a quality that you can not get with synthetics or sandpaper. I would have a hard time getting rid of some of the Shefield razors that I have to try out Solingen. I look forward to more of your videos and hope you enjoy your hunting season. Thanks again for sharing and take care.

Very refreshing and tonic video, just in time since i bought 2 stones and can't wait to test them.....until they arrive, ill be inspiring from your videos..