How should we call this one? It's the opposite of a smiling edge. The sad edge? Should we do a reverted rolling X? :D
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How should we call this one? It's the opposite of a smiling edge. The sad edge? Should we do a reverted rolling X? :D
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I thought you were referring to a frown, but after looking at it, its just sad.:(
Poor little guy. He is sad. Grind him down and put him back in action!
Chris L
Wow and it's in "GOOD" condition just ask the seller :roflmao
Yeah we would need a new word to describe that one, that is just way beyond a frown :mad:
I saw the one yesterday too...... :roflmao
I wonder how razors can get that bad. Would someone keep on honing and using the blade as the frown develops? And what are they honing on?
Looks perfectly contoured for getting around the pesky chin area :D
There's nothing wrong with that razor, it just features the short lived and ill-received "sagging point" toe style
If I recall correctly, it was advertised as great for shaving hairy women's buttocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoglahoo
You other guys apparently know nothing about razors.
"What are they honing on?" I would say an old narrow hone. If not done correctly, that is the effect from not emphasizing the heel and toe of the razor during the stroke.