I really Like how this German Company has one boss checking the work from start to end, Most Companies here in America have way to many bosses and 80% of them are idiots.
I worked for a company building semi trailers and there was like 80 supervisors lmao most of them didnt know shit. They would always ask "why is the line not moving?" The only phrase i ever heard them say lol
Fun stuff. It seems that razor mass-production hasn't changed much since the 1920's. What's amazing it that they are not much more expensive today, even though total production has tumbled much since those days. In the 1920's, good German made daily-shavers for the common man were in the $70--90 range, using the 2019 value of a USD or a day or two of average gross pay of a city-dweller's 10 hr days. A daily-shaver Dovo of today, with better fit and finish, is not too much more that that.
You aren't getting any younger, might as well give one a try. Sagging skin isn't a problem, you'll just have to stretch your skin when shaving. There are loads of videos teaching how to straight razor shave. Check out "Greg Gallant." "Sustainashave." "Bill M." "Sean Staplefeld." "Shave&Butcher." "The Cajun Blade." and "dapper shaves."
@@horizondrive2039 I ain’t got no hobby! I’d like to have access to some of the finer steels at scrap price, just in case one day I could do something with them! Because of snakes and Sasqutch a quality light weight sword would be good!
@@horizondrive2039 I can’t do what I like where I live! Which forging razors knives would be noisy, then it’d have to be limited to colder months ! Which it’s always better to start young with a homestead!
I'm new to this kind of shaving, and want to purchase a Dovo, esp after this video. What strop should I buy and what else besides a good soap. I already have Taylor of Old Bond.
@@Blackaceed when I first visited them. 10yrs ago they did in fact use Belgian coticule, since then they switched to JP-made alum oxide based bespoke artificial stones (they demand huuuuge stoned and decided they were not happy with Belgian coticule modern quality and not able to consistently source their preferred Arkansas stone, the producer is well known but not supppsed to name names, if u see my vid from 2017 visit you can see them in use).
One question! I'm wanting to start with a straightR. Been wet shaving for over 10 years. Only plan to make one lifetime purchase. Prima Klang or Bergischer Lowe? or something else?
No one wears any protection gear in this workplace? Let me grind shit and hammer and quench super hot metal without gloves or eye protection. Those germans are hardcore.
Wish to Most People learn More than his leanguge, we German learn englisch in school.... Maybe my englisch is well or bad but i can understood the Most englisch Word....
@@gsfahrerbobo4234We do, I can speak five. My family was from Germany. Here we don't just learn our native but can pick from many. In service some troops goto DFLIM school too. Trust me, we actually do know a lot.
Alte Rasierapparate der Marke Corneta sind immer noch die besten, das Klirren des Stahls ist unverkennbar
I really Like how this German Company has one boss checking the work from start to end, Most Companies here in America have way to many bosses and 80% of them are idiots.
I worked for a company building semi trailers and there was like 80 supervisors lmao most of them didnt know shit. They would always ask "why is the line not moving?" The only phrase i ever heard them say lol
hahahahahah
1:14 look how polished those dies are! 😮 Gotta love my fellow Germans for craftsmanship!
That lady was stropping like a BOSS.
Fun stuff. It seems that razor mass-production hasn't changed much since the 1920's. What's amazing it that they are not much more expensive today, even though total production has tumbled much since those days. In the 1920's, good German made daily-shavers for the common man were in the $70--90 range, using the 2019 value of a USD or a day or two of average gross pay of a city-dweller's 10 hr days. A daily-shaver Dovo of today, with better fit and finish, is not too much more that that.
very nice video , please some one tell me what grit that yellow stone show at7.56 and where to buy.
It’d be good if it was English, but still, straight razors are it! I’ve wanted one forever. Now skin sags some where I don’t know if it’d be good??
You aren't getting any younger, might as well give one a try. Sagging skin isn't a problem, you'll just have to stretch your skin when shaving. There are loads of videos teaching how to straight razor shave. Check out "Greg Gallant." "Sustainashave." "Bill M." "Sean Staplefeld." "Shave&Butcher." "The Cajun Blade." and "dapper shaves."
It can quickly become an expensive hobby if you allow it, so be warned lol. It really is great though. Take care, and best of luck.
@@horizondrive2039 I ain’t got no hobby! I’d like to have access to some of the finer steels at scrap price, just in case one day I could do something with them! Because of snakes and Sasqutch a quality light weight sword would be good!
@@Noone-rt6pw alrighty then.
@@horizondrive2039 I can’t do what I like where I live! Which forging razors knives would be noisy, then it’d have to be limited to colder months !
Which it’s always better to start young with a homestead!
Wunderbares beruf, mein ur- Großfater hat Vamossy Istvan Ungarn, 2 gereration durch gemacht.
2009 they say the price range was between 40 - 160€. Today they are between 100 - 280 €.
7:56 = a very large Belgian coticule made (very slightly) convex, wish I had one of those!
That was a naniwa 10k or maybe 8k i can tell by the old base they used to use
What grit/brand of water stone does Dovo use before stropping!?!?! I can't figure this out!
"Gelber Belgischer Brocken". = Yellow Belgian Stone.
I'm new to this kind of shaving, and want to purchase a Dovo, esp after this video. What strop should I buy and what else besides a good soap. I already have Taylor of Old Bond.
@@Blackaceed when I first visited them. 10yrs ago they did in fact use Belgian coticule, since then they switched to JP-made alum oxide based bespoke artificial stones (they demand huuuuge stoned and decided they were not happy with Belgian coticule modern quality and not able to consistently source their preferred Arkansas stone, the producer is well known but not supppsed to name names, if u see my vid from 2017 visit you can see them in use).
Wenn ich am Ende die alte sehe, wie die mit dem Messer um geht, könnte ich angefangen zu weinen.
One question! I'm wanting to start with a straightR. Been wet shaving for over 10 years. Only plan to make one lifetime purchase.
Prima Klang
or
Bergischer Lowe? or something else?
Why stick with one, try a few!
i know this was 3 years ago, but how its made did straight razors im pretty sure
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Sehr gut!!!!!
Wow I wish I could strop like that "dam"
that woman is a honemeister, i like it.
I like german craftsmanship
Так никаких ногтей не хватит 😁
Il ragazzo nel video dice:che cazzo ne so che sto facendo schiaccio ad minkien e poi boo che esce si Vedrà.Speriamo a S Gennaro ..
Macchinen de precisionen a cazzen
No one wears any protection gear in this workplace? Let me grind shit and hammer and quench super hot metal without gloves or eye protection. Those germans are hardcore.
Ill Have To Get One
Meno birre +precisionen azz azzrn
Wish someone could translate this.
Wish to Most People learn More than his leanguge, we German learn englisch in school.... Maybe my englisch is well or bad but i can understood the Most englisch Word....
@@gsfahrerbobo4234
You need a few more lessons on written English mein herr
@@gsfahrerbobo4234We do, I can speak five. My family was from Germany. Here we don't just learn our native but can pick from many. In service some troops goto DFLIM school too. Trust me, we actually do know a lot.
wow what a concept humans making things to humans wish America had this work ethic we just have other peoples robots make our stuff
uh oh $1500.00 Fine no saftey glasses
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