garyhaywood
Well-Known Member
I have the following
la verte 100x30
les latneausus (hybrid)
la patite blanch
le drassante au blue.
la vainette
la grosse jaune
I've took my ti silver wing and it was honed perfectly on my hybrid side, and the shave was just how i like it.
i have done 100 passes on water on each layer to compare the differance.this was before each shave . so 100 laps on lpb test and next shave 100 laps, differant layer and test a gain. and so on.
and my verdict was each layer left more or less the same kind of edge just nice and smooth,m very hard to seperate them.
i also did 10 laps on ti rasoir pate and compared this. i could tell the differnce with paste as the edge was still smooth but not as fluffy. i did 200 passes on water on my la drassante au blue to remove the pasted edge and the next shave was coticule edge and it was more to my liking.
very soft and gliding nicley above the skin. i would say its in the slurry stages where the differance is realy made , if the reaches max in slurry stages then the coticule edge will be a smooth as butter. the other thing is it sounds a lot of laps and a bit of a over kill. as for over honing i did 100 laps before each shave and 200 on one acasion. it seems impossable to over hone with coticule . the edges never deteriated once. i reckon i did somthing like 500 to 700 laps all in all.
gary
la verte 100x30
les latneausus (hybrid)
la patite blanch
le drassante au blue.
la vainette
la grosse jaune
I've took my ti silver wing and it was honed perfectly on my hybrid side, and the shave was just how i like it.
i have done 100 passes on water on each layer to compare the differance.this was before each shave . so 100 laps on lpb test and next shave 100 laps, differant layer and test a gain. and so on.
and my verdict was each layer left more or less the same kind of edge just nice and smooth,m very hard to seperate them.
i also did 10 laps on ti rasoir pate and compared this. i could tell the differnce with paste as the edge was still smooth but not as fluffy. i did 200 passes on water on my la drassante au blue to remove the pasted edge and the next shave was coticule edge and it was more to my liking.
very soft and gliding nicley above the skin. i would say its in the slurry stages where the differance is realy made , if the reaches max in slurry stages then the coticule edge will be a smooth as butter. the other thing is it sounds a lot of laps and a bit of a over kill. as for over honing i did 100 laps before each shave and 200 on one acasion. it seems impossable to over hone with coticule . the edges never deteriated once. i reckon i did somthing like 500 to 700 laps all in all.
gary