Thread: After you gasp, on to the answer

Headcrowny, don't say I didn't try to warn you...

There is only on way to find out and I would be curious to hear what your thoughts are after you do the deed. I will say that slicing a piece of beef effortlessly does not give any indication of the feed back your face will give you. To me there are two components to a good razor edge, sharp and smooth. Smooth is the hard part of the equation. The blade that effortlessly slices beef may not be smooth enough not to leave your face feeling abused. Only one way to find that out. OTH I could be totally wrong on the two component bit.

Bob

Originally Posted by BobH

There is only on way to find out and I would be curious to hear what your thoughts are after you do the deed. I will say that slicing a piece of beef effortlessly does not give any indication of the feed back your face will give you. To me there are two components to a good razor edge, sharp and smooth. Smooth is the hard part of the equation. The blade that effortlessly slices beef may not be smooth enough not to leave your face feeling abused. Only one way to find that out. OTH I could be totally wrong on the two component bit.

Bob

Yup, no arguments from me. I'll be finding out soonish; the test eBay blade is on its way.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Headcrowny, don't say I didn't try to warn you...

Wait, you warned me?

Originally Posted by Headcrowny

Wait, you warned me?

Yes, see post #12. It wasn't a WARNING, but it was an implied warning. Please note at this point that I shouldnt really ever be taken that seriously. And that I am new to it all to.