My Razor Holder
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My Razor Holder
This is actually a holder for those old type rubber stamps...I found it in a office I was working in. It was destined for the rubbish...
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Tony et al
I have been scouring the flea markets (boots) for these and can't find them. None of the office supply stores that I have frequented or called stock these items anymore. I suggest that if you find one buy it on the spot. They do make excellent razor racks. That rack was an excellent find!
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I have been scouring the flea markets (boots) for these and can't find them. None of the office supply stores that I have frequented or called stock these items anymore. I suggest that if you find one buy it on the spot. They do make excellent razor racks. That rack was an excellent find!
Regards,
Bill
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Tony,tonyespo wrote:Bill I just ordered two. One for me and one for you.
Saves on the postage. Bring me a Starbucks when you come to pick it up.
You da Man! Name your favorite starbucks and it will be yours. (don't tell anybody but I think I know someone who will get you some coupons....):roll:
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Re: My Razor Holder
I love how no one has even commented on the three rockets that are on said holder. Everyone was probably just mentaly putting their own rotation in the slot. Nice rotation.tivoenator wrote:This is actually a holder for those old type rubber stamps...I found it in a office I was working in. It was destined for the rubbish...
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I bet those slots could be enlarged to hold a brush.tonyespo wrote:Bill I just ordered two. One for me and one for you.
Saves on the postage. Bring me a Starbucks when you come to pick it up.
BTW. Office depot web site shows them for 5.99
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/6 ... -8-Stamps/
Tony, did you get yours yet? I just got mine and the height is a little too low for some razors and the razors don't stay in the rack that well. I think the original poster has a more suitable model for DE's. Right now, I'm trying to increase the height of it by inserting washers under the top piece. How is it working out for you?tonyespo wrote:Bill I just ordered two. One for me and one for you.
Saves on the postage. Bring me a Starbucks when you come to pick it up.
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Mine is high enough to fit all my razors, but I could see how some longer handled ones may not fit.
If yours is constructed similar to mine then it should be easy to increase the height. Either use the washers method as you suggest or unscrew the center support completely and replace it with a longer length of threaded rod and also a length of aluminum/stainless tube...then secure it with a dome nut on top (at the bottom you can use an ordinary nut as its hidden).
I may even do this to mine to give it an extra inch or so.
If yours is constructed similar to mine then it should be easy to increase the height. Either use the washers method as you suggest or unscrew the center support completely and replace it with a longer length of threaded rod and also a length of aluminum/stainless tube...then secure it with a dome nut on top (at the bottom you can use an ordinary nut as its hidden).
I may even do this to mine to give it an extra inch or so.
I think this chrome one is tempting. The metal prongs should fit whatever you like, but the metal may scrape the wood or plastic of a brush. I saw a similar double-decker one on ebay under "stamp caddy" or "stamp rack"
http://www.amazon.com/Revolving-caster- ... 11&sr=8-28
http://www.amazon.com/Revolving-caster- ... 11&sr=8-28