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    Beginner question... any advise about this?
    URL: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...d=190683178794
    What makes a razor good... or more importantly, what makes this one bad?

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    The lack of quality in steel, grinding and tempering will make it unsuitable for a shaving razor. Not bad if you want something to hang on the wall.

    Brands of Straight Razors to avoid - Straight Razor Place Wiki

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    Ah ok. They're not cheap though...
    Thanks for the link.

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    The advertisement says it's a replica. Actually, I read nothing to indicate that it's an actual razor used for shaving. Like one of those replica Hobbit swords. Looks cool but not usable.

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    Its a shame that a " good" razor couldn't look this good with a sub £100 price tag.
    Still, I love my boring plain straight.. at least it doesn't chew my face

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    Replica.... end of story!

    I saw one Sweeny Todd replica here in US for $12, not sure if it was amazon or ebay.

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