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    Master of insanity Scipio's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by stimpy52 View Post
    My toes started to hurt just thinking about this. I wonder where I can find another one.
    You can always ask Robert Williams to forge you one. Im sure he would be delighted.

    I personally hate the concept. Shaving is smooth, foot problems just aint.

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    I've only seen one actual corn trimming straight razor and one corn/callus trimming knife in person. It's hard to tell the size of the one in the link you've provided, but the corn razor I've seen is an ultra miniaturized version of a straight razor. The length of the blade was 1" with the width at less than 1/2".

    As far as making that tang tip, I would assume a notch was made during forging and then the tip was simply twisted and shaped. Cool idea.

    Nothing new under the sun, I guess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeffE View Post
    So all of that crud in the photos is from someone else's FEET?!? I think I'm gonna barf. Seriously, who would ever use a straight razor to cut their feet anyway?! This is really making me wretch.
    I do. I get thick callouses on my toes and my heels so I use a corn razor or sometims a single sided razor blade to trim them down.

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    Blood & MWF soap make great lather JeffE's Avatar
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    No offense intended!! I guess I was thinking more about using a USED corn razor on one's feet. If that's the typical practice, then I stand corrected!

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