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Good collection of power machinery. I restore many Japanese knives, and most are initially in much worse condition. Often, I need to make new handles. Good job, thanks.

Sevgili ve saygideger üstadım selamünaleyküm hayırlı huzurlu mutlu hafta sonları diliyorum ayrıca kolay gelsin eline emeğine sağlık üstadım tebrikler hayırlı olsun güzel olmuş üstadım selamlar sevgiler saygılar sunuyorum Abdullah Menevse adına AnkaraKurdu ❤❤❤

Nice job!

Hello. I have been watching you for a long time and I am fascinated by your knowledge and skills. I have a question where do you buy these wonderful Japanese stones, maybe you have some source for reasonable money, I am young and I am fascinated by the tradition of razor, unfortunately it is expensive for me, greetings

Hello. I have been watching you for a long time and I am fascinated by your knowledge and skills. I have a question where do you buy these wonderful Japanese stones, maybe you have some source for reasonable money, I am young and I am fascinated by the tradition of razor, unfortunately it is expensive for me, greetings

Sevgili ve saygideger üstadım selamünaleyküm kolay gelsin eline emeğine sağlık üstadım hayırlı olsun hayırlı işler bereketli kazançlar diliyorum üstadım selamlar sevgiler saygılar sunuyorum Abdullah Menevse adına AnkaraKurdu ❤❤❤

Maşallah muhteşem çok güzel olmuş elinize emeğinize sağlık abicim hayırlı olsun güle güle kullanın üstadım elinizde degerlensin inşallah selamlar Sevgi ve Saygılarımla Abdullah MENEVŞE adına AnkaraKurdu

Looks a bit like Belgian blue stone - I assume in Turkey they have a similar stone layer, as I've seen them there too. They are typically a 2 - 3 thousand grit; while the white stone usually found adjacent to the blue is 7 - 8 thousand grit. They can be used with oil, or water, and usually consist of a 2-piece set; one sharpening stone, and one truing stone; for cleaning, flattening and preparing the stone for sharpening. With these stones; you don't sharpen with the stone itself; but with the sludge you make on the stone with the truing stone. They leave very little bur; depending on the steel; and have been very popular with woodworkers and the likes for chisels and gauges. For razors; this would be the "coarse" stone; the white one would be the "fine" stone before stropping, of course.

Hi nice job on the restoration of the blade tip! What you have there is a WW2 British 1st pattern Commando dagger made by the Wilkinson Sword Company of London, England.

It looks great man! Amazing restoration!

Love your videos! Thanks for making them!

interesting!

Nice shave 👌

The grain looks like it could be a Turkey stone.

Yea man i wanna know what that is too. I wanna find some old school/medival east or west european sharpening stones for tools and or swords.

Water of ayre, or Tam O Shanta would be an excellent find , especially that size ...hope you'll know when cleaned and lapped flat.🎉

New old stock on that first razor ....beautiful ❤. I think you put its first edge on 🎉. Both are excellent razors and gave a fabulous shave .

Great film vadim! Hope you have a wonderful day

Hello, what adhesive tape is this?

That's the proper way 👌. Most scissors ✂️ won't come apart . So freehand with a slip stone for most of us.

Your boyfriend buy you the diamond ring !

Beautiful Parker , it deserved your attention 👏

Convexing clamp?

Interesting razor Vadim! Thanks for sharing

Are the "leveling parts" sold separately?

like watching slow motion lol

Get fuck too pass shit

👌🔥

Always a pleasure watching your videos Vadim! Excellent shave I liked the damascus razor! Cheers

I want to buy this razor.... kindly send me one piece...

I'm so glad I found your channel Vadim, thank you for posting these! They are both relaxing and a learning tool. Cheers and have a happy week!

Hello Vadim,nice going,regards Alex

I guess everything is relative in this world.

Vadim great shave my friend! I loved Tarzan appearing in the video. Interesting shave and comparison between naniwa 10k and japanese natural... I know I love my naniwa 10k cheers

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Vadim that is an awesome razor and the scales are very interesting! The HHT was crazy at then end, can we possibly get a shaving video with this razor? Happy friday!

That blade was painful to look at. Did someone think that it was a butcher knife and hack at the edge of a stone counter? Man. Thank you for sharing.

здрасьте. Согласен, русским фашистам не надо вещать свой контент. С уважением.

Nice sharpening set up

I have nothing but severe loathing for anything Baccarat. Well done on the repair though, save it going to the trash heap!

Do you have Instagram, telegram or somewhere that we can talk?

Charnley forest is one of my favourite stones to finish my razors. In general I don't like to use natural stones with slurry cos they tend to do a lot of chippings and shave is uncomfortable. In Charnley forest I finish the razors using it under running water till the razor starts to have a sticky feeling and a bite on the stone then I know I'm done. The shaves I get from Charnley are amazing.

Wonderful video.. wonderful shaving...l like it....

I want to buy this razor ... how I can ... please help me...

Nice comparison! It does seem like there's quite a variety of different grits with the Charnley Forest stones and not as much uniformity as with the Japanese stones. It would be a great finish on a chisel, but on razors maybe the stone before the finishing stone.

Nice comparison, nice shave!

vadim great shave like always! Great comparison

Can you do a video of your entire razor collection? Discussing each razor. I would love to see them all. Thanks

In my early twenties I attempted to learn how to use a straight razor. Never quite figured it out. Today, I wouldn’t quit using my five blade razor for anything else. Nice video.