wdwrx
Well-Known Member
I was hoping that some of the vets would pipe up and talk a bit about what strategies they use to evaluate the different aspects of differing veins.
I'm curious to know what different things you look for. Testing procedures and bench marks, that type of thing.
And how you exploit those differences.
And what about the shave test? What does that mean to you, a whole on shave, a dry pass done the cheek? Does anyone use Barts' Shave Evaluation Form? I've tried that a few times, but I'm not always clear when a shave that returned less than optinmal results is a factor of my own technique or my honing. (It takes a juxtapostiion of both to pull off a great shave...
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Cheers,
-Chris
I'm curious to know what different things you look for. Testing procedures and bench marks, that type of thing.
And how you exploit those differences.
And what about the shave test? What does that mean to you, a whole on shave, a dry pass done the cheek? Does anyone use Barts' Shave Evaluation Form? I've tried that a few times, but I'm not always clear when a shave that returned less than optinmal results is a factor of my own technique or my honing. (It takes a juxtapostiion of both to pull off a great shave...

Cheers,
-Chris