Wooden Razor and Brush Stand

[Extra Medium]

Hey Guys,

Does anyone know where I may be able to source something like this locally?

https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/667...464046&click_sum=723efa6b&ref=related-4&sts=1

Thanks,

Matt

 

[neongas]

Closest I've seen is the acrylic one from the stray whisker. All the wooden ones I've noticed are from Etsy US.

https://thestraywhisker.com.au/coll...ety-razor-and-brush-stand-with-sizing-collar™

 

[Razor Burn]

Closest I've seen is the acrylic one from the stray whisker. All the wooden ones I've noticed are from Etsy US.

https://thestraywhisker.com.au/collections/stands/products/the-stray-whisker-triple-safety-razor-and-brush-stand-with-sizing-collar™

Yeah I was going to suggest TSW as I own 2 and they do a great job.

 

[Extra Medium]

Thank you gentlemen

 

[MrPeanut]

At a last resort try taking the pic to the local mens shed, they should be able to whip something up

 

[Gargravarr]

Why not take it on as a project yourself? Basic carpentry, it just needs a few simple tools you most likely already have: saw, chisel, maybe a round file, steel rule, a sharp knife for marking and a clamp or vice. Sandpaper to finish: single sheets of 120, 400, 800 and 1200 grit (or replace the last two with garnet paper). Who knows, you might get a taste for woodwork, and it might become a passion.

 

[Mark1966]

…Who knows, you might get a taste for woodwork, and it might become a passion.

… and then discover that shaving is NOT the most expensive hobby you can have!

I mean, we all need multiple rabbit holes don’t we.

 

[TroyTools]

… and then discover that shaving is NOT the most expensive hobby you can have!

I mean, we all need multiple rabbit holes don’t we.

Yeah, like my backyard engineering!

 

[Mark1966]

Yeah, like my backyard engineering!

well I was thinking that the woodworking might become wood turning and then wood turning might become …

 

[Nanook]

Closest I've seen is the acrylic one from the stray whisker. All the wooden ones I've noticed are from Etsy US.

https://thestraywhisker.com.au/collections/stands/products/the-stray-whisker-triple-safety-razor-and-brush-stand-with-sizing-collar™

I've got one of these and highly recommend them. In Fact, I'm looking at buying a second.

 

[Extra Medium]

Why not take it on as a project yourself? Basic carpentry, it just needs a few simple tools you most likely already have: saw, chisel, maybe a round file, steel rule, a sharp knife for marking and a clamp or vice. Sandpaper to finish: single sheets of 120, 400, 800 and 1200 grit (or replace the last two with garnet paper). Who knows, you might get a taste for woodwork, and it might become a passion.

I cant afford another hobby right now :-(

I did go out and purchase some wood yesterday.....

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