Thread: How men used to work

And some still do.

Old Italian bloke forging a damascus steel billet and making a razor out of it. For a customer. I watched the whole thing, on Australian internet (aussie internet is awful, fyi).

Worth it. I was mesmerised.

The best shave I have ever had always came from a straight blade. I am going to make it a goal in 2016 the learn how to use a straight blade for myself.

I wish I had learned a real craft, now I'm afraid it's a little too late. In that regard I kind of agree with Marx actually: To hold the concrete fruit of your labour within your hands, to experience the creation of something is a great feeling. Paper pushing on the other hand, not so much.

Originally Posted by Aintdealingwithyoshit

I wish I had learned a real craft, now I'm afraid it's a little too late. In that regard I kind of agree with Marx actually: To hold the concrete fruit of your labour within your hands, to experience the creation of something is a great feeling. Paper pushing on the other hand, not so much.

Nah boy , paper pushing is fine . The bad thing about paper pushing is that it suits women better

Originally Posted by Aintdealingwithyoshit

I wish I had learned a real craft, now I'm afraid it's a little too late. In that regard I kind of agree with Marx actually: To hold the concrete fruit of your labour within your hands, to experience the creation of something is a great feeling. Paper pushing on the other hand, not so much.

You learned the real craft - MGTOW .