Rettichwolf
Very Active Member
@sakaltras Schöner Riemen, und tut mir leid das dies mit der Lieferung passiert ist! Kannst du da nicht Schadenersatz anfordern bei DPD? Oder willst du dir die mühe garnicht erst machen?
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Riemen / Lederwaren von "Custom Shaving Accesories" / Dawid Saczuk, Polen.
- Ersteller The Celebrated
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Will mir tatsächlich die Mühe nicht machen. Ehrlich gesagt mache ich mir eher Gedanken darum, wie ich die rauen Stellen loswerde.
Rettichwolf
Very Active Member
Ist denn das vom Leder selbst, also die dunklen Stellen unten sind rauh? Hast du mal Dawid gefragt?
Mich würde das schon auch interessieren, habe auch einen Bestellt. Und @Bavaria Blade hat auch bei Dawid was bestellt.
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Muss das denn? Oder ist das gerade das genannte spezielle Finish, welches ja etwas rauer als gewöhnlich sein soll, wenn ich das richtig verstanden habe?
Rettichwolf
Very Active Member
Aus diesem Grund würde ich an seiner Stelle Dawid anfragen, eventuell muss er sich ja dann keine Sorgen machen. Und wir auch nicht, falls unsere dann auch so sind.
Das ist im unteren Bereich so, nicht durchgängig. Ich frage mal Dawid, was ich machen kann.
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DailyDriver
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Lt. meinem Kenntnisstand ist Cordovanleder sehr glatt und hat eine porenlose, glänzende Oberfläche.
Das verwendete Cordovan Leder hat das bewusst nicht, um das Riemen griffiger zu machen.
DailyDriver
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Aber verliert es dadurch nicht gerade die Eigenschaften, die Abziehleder aus Cordovan
so besonders machen (sollen)?
Ich kann das nicht sagen, da ich keinen Vergleich habe. Allerdings schien mir das plausibel zu sein, eben auf die typische Gerbung zu verzichten:
Riemen / Lederwaren von "Custom Shaving Accesories" / Dawid Saczuk, Polen.
Toller Riemen. Ich wünschte er wäre mir.
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DailyDriver
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Die Logik hinter der Begründung vom Hersteller erschließt sich mir nicht wirklich. Wenn ich
doch ein Leder, welches seine Eigenschaften und Besonderheiten (u.a. das Aussehen und die
Haptik) durch die besondere Art der Gerbung und des Herstellungsprozesses allg. erlangt,
quasi so bearbeite, das gerade diese besonderen Eigenschaften nicht! mehr geboten sind,
warum verwende ich dann dieses (teure) Leder? Nur um der Namensgebung „Cordovan“
willen?
Sei‘s drum…der Riemen wird schon funktionieren…
CustomShavingAccs
Member
Hi! Thank you for the review of the strop you wrote 
Maybe first about the roughness and finish of the strop. The leather I use is not treated with dyes or aniline. Glossy cordovan is shiny because it has a finishing chemical applied to its surface. Such cordovan is several times more expensive than the one I use. You can buy strop made from glossy cordovan, which range from $200 to $300, compared to mine at $110 with a discount. it is not made from glossy Cordovan. It is made from crust Cordovan. Totally 2 different leather types.
As for the roughness, I had the same spot on my own strop that I made for myself (from the same cordovan piece). It doesn’t affect the stropping results. Regarding the creases on the strop— the photos I sent you showed that the belt had no creases on the surface. They might have appeared because DPD messed up the delivery. I’ve never had a package arrive to my client in the condition you showed...
In my opinion you can complain about it to DPD. As proof that it was ok you have the photos that I sent you
Maybe first about the roughness and finish of the strop. The leather I use is not treated with dyes or aniline. Glossy cordovan is shiny because it has a finishing chemical applied to its surface. Such cordovan is several times more expensive than the one I use. You can buy strop made from glossy cordovan, which range from $200 to $300, compared to mine at $110 with a discount. it is not made from glossy Cordovan. It is made from crust Cordovan. Totally 2 different leather types.As for the roughness, I had the same spot on my own strop that I made for myself (from the same cordovan piece). It doesn’t affect the stropping results. Regarding the creases on the strop— the photos I sent you showed that the belt had no creases on the surface. They might have appeared because DPD messed up the delivery. I’ve never had a package arrive to my client in the condition you showed...
In my opinion you can complain about it to DPD. As proof that it was ok you have the photos that I sent you
DailyDriver
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Thank you for your explanation.
BoSs
Very Active Member
Hi! Thank you for the review of the strop you wrote
So you dont use genuine shell Cordovan for your strop. You are using crust Cordovan instead which ist another part from the horseskin?
Did i geht it right?! Thank you
Thank you very much for your message. I would expect that the creases will disappear after using the strop for a certain time, that's not a big problem for me. My only real concern were the rough spots. If you say that they do not affect the result, it's fine for me too.As for the roughness, I had the same spot on my own strop that I made for myself (from the same cordovan piece). It doesn’t affect the stropping results. Regarding the creases on the strop— the photos I sent you showed that the belt had no creases on the surface. They might have appeared because DPD messed up the delivery. I’ve never had a package arrive to my client in the condition you showed...
In my opinion you can complain about it to DPD. As proof that it was ok you have the photos that I sent you
Stroping with it feels more comfortable than with my Boker. Less draw but you feel how the strop works. Great work, Dawid!
CustomShavingAccs
Member
No, it’s the same element from horsehide and the same layer (superficial fascia), but it’s not finished the same way as glossy cordovan. Just like steerhide can be finished differently, it’s the same in this case. Even though it comes from the same part of the horsehide, it’s not the same leather. It’s a bit like comparing Latigo steerhide with Maya steerhide
Bavaria Blade
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Ich gehe davon aus, daß das halbe FdR online ist.Leider war der Shop eben nicht zu erreichen, sonst hätte ich wohl Geld ausgegeben
CustomShavingAccs
Member
I'm waiting for the integrated payment systems to be synchronized. As soon as I get information from the payment company, the store will be available
Guys, If anything is wrong with the belt, I am open to solving the matter in any case I cut each piece of leather myself and it goes through my hands many times. I would not release a product for sale that I am not sure about. The issue with the rivets from a few months ago was that I am not able to be responsible for the rivets, I just have to trust the manufacturer. I made improvements and now it is as it should be
Guys, If anything is wrong with the belt, I am open to solving the matter in any case
I cut each piece of leather myself and it goes through my hands many times. I would not release a product for sale that I am not sure about. The issue with the rivets from a few months ago was that I am not able to be responsible for the rivets, I just have to trust the manufacturer. I made improvements and now it is as it should be