Lion - Razor Works German straight razor honing restoration

[@brunosiffi3191]

Wonderfull congratulation

[@FroggyShave]

@@brunosiffi3191 thx mate 👍

[@seanstapelfeld]

Excellent presentation my friend!

[@FroggyShave]

@@seanstapelfeld thx a lot mate 😁👍

[@Martins-Shaves123]

Always so well presented, excellent restoration, a worthy project , 👏 🙌

[@FroggyShave]

@@Martins-Shaves123 thx a lot mate 😊🙏

[@Johnny-Five]

Hey Froggy, is there a way that you could make a copy of that cool measuring card you showed us and post a link with the images? I can’t find the guy that made it and that thing would be really nice for the community. Thank you for your time and keep up the awesome content!

[@FroggyShave]

@@Johnny-Five let me check. which community your speaking about?

[@FroggyShave]

@@Johnny-Five here is the profile of the person who made this tool: facebook.com/pawelpksa

[@Johnny-Five]

@ Thank you for checking. The wet shaving community and the honing community.

[@borbelyhaz321]

Hi. Nice demo. How do you lap the nakayama? Or the slury stone laps it flat? Have a good evening

[@FroggyShave]

@@borbelyhaz321 thx for the support 😊🙏 The Nakayama doesn't need to be lapped often as it's really hard but when needed I use an Atoma diamond stone (either 600 or 400). I think I made a video showing this process ☺️

[@梁進裕-u8d]

Why not honing on pure wafer at the end?

[@FroggyShave]

@@梁進裕-u8d it's a very valid reason. Because this is a very hard stone, there is always a risk to create micro scratches on the edge with pure water, I prefer the smooth look and shaving result when using a very light slurry.

[@梁進裕-u8d]

@@FroggyShave sometimes I use naniwa 12k's edge to get the slury on naturel stone for final honing,also works perfectly.