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Say it aint so dude?
Double edge forever, Forever double edge.
Note the S&W guy (must be a semi owner) trying to touch Sigs penis.
Looks like 1911 men stopped a bit of pride month celebration.
There's two kinds of people on the planet.
Men with beards and women
Men with beards and women
I’m gonna have to save a copy of this to my phone to show my dad, of course he’s a 1911 ride-or-die guy
What's the pricing on these bad boys. And how long do the blades last?
Doc
Both images from Ted Nugent's TruthSocial account.
When you forget to wash the car after driving your girlfriends sister home last night
Vintage Razors? Yikes from like $20 to a several hundred depending on what specific one. A serviceable early open comb Gillette can usually be found on Etsy or eBay for under $30 or a nicer one for under $50.
Early open combs can be divided into “old type” and “new”. News are better shavers and can be had in long comb and short comb. Not a huge difference between them performance wise. Find a nice one with straight teeth and minimal pitting and rock on. Old Types have pins from the top cap through the bottom plate. News have no pins.
Both can have cracked handles if they are the ball end type.
I had one restored and it was a gorgeous razor but a very nice original will always be preferable.
Blades are fairly simple but people will get defensive over their favorite
I prefer smooth over sharp. People will recommend Feather blades, don’t buy them in bulk until you try a few. They are incredibly sharp but are harsh. Astra SP or Shark Platinum are my favorites after trying many many blades. I got a deal on Shark Platinums, bought 2000 for around $100 so I should never run out LOL. I’ve gifted some to folks here and elsewhere when they try/buy a DE for the first time.
Vintage razors are a rabbit hole like many hobbies. They foster a feeling of nostalgia and a connection to a time when men were….better. Shaving with a ‘55 Red Tip or a Pre-War Tech is a very enjoyable experience.
There are some very good modern DEs with better machining and performance, if you want to explore them LMK. Several excellent razors can be bought for $40-75.
A good deal on a New
Vintage Gillette NEW Razor Gold Tone Bar Handle - NDC --#2 | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Vintage Gillette NEW Razor Gold Tone Bar Handle - NDC --#2 at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
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A good deal on an Old Type
Vintage Gillette Brass Ball End Open Comb Safety Razor, Circa 1930s, Made in US | eBay
Made in the USA, circa 1930s. Minor scuffs and stress lines near ends of hollow handle, which typically had cracks due to the design of the press fittings. No stress lines or splits on threads. Threads fasten firmly and solidly.
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@Doc68 I have bought from this fellow and he is honest. His prices are a few bucks more than what you can find by searching but he cleans them up well and you won’t get any ugly surprises.
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Do you have the shaving/razor version of this?
You youngsters spend your money on replacing tiny blades. Me - I'll save mine for gun related stuff.
Back in the late 60s I found my dad's hidden stack of Playboy magazines. While I did indeed look at the pictures, I recall reading something in the Playboy Advisor column about razor blade life. As I recall, the report was that, due to modern manufacturing techniques, if well cared for any modern cartridge style blade(s) would outlive the user. If anybody has back issues (probably between 1965 and 1972 if I recall correctly) that they would be willing to let me look through I'd be more than happy to search for the item. I don't seem to recall any of the leading shaving supplies companies being advertisers so Playboy wasn't risking big advertising dollars - at the time.
Anyway - for the past few decades (dare I say last two score) I have used the same cartridge for up to a year's worth of shaves. Most of those earlier years involved shaving at least six days a week but laziness - and working remotely - broke me down to about three or four shaves a week. I replace my cartridge every year around Christmas - mostly because at one per year I've got enough on hand to last beyond my expected lifetime.
I use a double-blade cartridge and the key (for me) is keeping the space between the two blades clean. If that space fills up with gunk - clippings and shave cream - it can misalign the blades. A quick swipe with a toothbrush is generally enough to clear any jams. I do NOT advise using the wife's toothbrush, at least not in her line of sight! The only thing I've noted is the little teflon strip or whatever it is that helps "glide" the cartridge across my face seems to be wearing away - now six months into this current cartridge. Though it doesn't seem to impact efficiency.
Back in the late 60s I found my dad's hidden stack of Playboy magazines. While I did indeed look at the pictures, I recall reading something in the Playboy Advisor column about razor blade life. As I recall, the report was that, due to modern manufacturing techniques, if well cared for any modern cartridge style blade(s) would outlive the user. If anybody has back issues (probably between 1965 and 1972 if I recall correctly) that they would be willing to let me look through I'd be more than happy to search for the item. I don't seem to recall any of the leading shaving supplies companies being advertisers so Playboy wasn't risking big advertising dollars - at the time.
Anyway - for the past few decades (dare I say last two score) I have used the same cartridge for up to a year's worth of shaves. Most of those earlier years involved shaving at least six days a week but laziness - and working remotely - broke me down to about three or four shaves a week. I replace my cartridge every year around Christmas - mostly because at one per year I've got enough on hand to last beyond my expected lifetime.
I use a double-blade cartridge and the key (for me) is keeping the space between the two blades clean. If that space fills up with gunk - clippings and shave cream - it can misalign the blades. A quick swipe with a toothbrush is generally enough to clear any jams. I do NOT advise using the wife's toothbrush, at least not in her line of sight! The only thing I've noted is the little teflon strip or whatever it is that helps "glide" the cartridge across my face seems to be wearing away - now six months into this current cartridge. Though it doesn't seem to impact efficiency.
I don't agree with his take on weed and I feel he's colossally wrong about it, but other than that I love this guy! We need more cops like him that focus on the bad guys and leave the good guys alone!
For some reason, I keep getting spammed with ads for this realtor dude who is like hundreds of miles away.... and actually chose this picture for his Ad/Card.
And since he deems it necessary to spam me... I deem it necessary to make memes with his picture!
Sirhr
PS if anyone wants the blank image... I am glad to send it. It's very meme-worthy!
And since he deems it necessary to spam me... I deem it necessary to make memes with his picture!
Sirhr
PS if anyone wants the blank image... I am glad to send it. It's very meme-worthy!
Even worse when you are doing this.
Dad and I worked gold dredge mining claims on the Mighty Mokelumne river in my youth. Many shocks given. Not nearly as freaky as having boulders the size of transit vans trying to fall over on you at 30 feet or running out of gas (and thus air) when you are down in a hole.
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Okay boys and girls, this one is for those who have motor oil running through their veins. What is this engine?
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Try another one. I remember my first engine rebuild. A 70 Ford 302 out of my Fairlane. I did the whole thing with a few hand tools and a Craftsman set of sockets. Not so much with this beast.
Yes, the 2nd picture is a completely different engine. After the first picture's question was answered, I posted another engine to see if anyone can guess this one.
Gotcha, I just wasn’t pickin up what you were puttin down.
The only thing I can think of that looks sort of like that second pic is an old Ford dohc racing v8. I could cheat and search the depths of the interwebs but that would be cheating
These are the engines I screwed around with as a kid
