Thread: corn

can some one please tell me what is a corn razor and what is its use
Regards Peter

A corn razor, from what I understand, was a small open razor w/ usually a double curve edge (like a small kukri) used for slicing corns and callouses off your feet. I should probably buy one, as now I use a very sharp Opinel knife for this. Pumice stones are safer, but very slow.

Thanks ,that makes sence ,now I know
kind regards Peter
PS I just noticed I have become a Honemeister,and I can`t even sharpen a pencil
Just kidding of course I can ,you rub them on concrete dont you ?

Originally Posted by bg42

Just kidding of course I can ,you rub them on concrete dont you ?

Yep, and you strop on 80 grit sandpaper. Wet.

Originally Posted by dennisthemenace

A corn razor, from what I understand, was a small open razor w/ usually a double curve edge (like a small kukri) used for slicing corns and callouses off your feet. I should probably buy one, as now I use a very sharp Opinel knife for this. Pumice stones are safer, but very slow.

Toughen up and use a Dremel! As a diabetic, I see a podiatrist every two months. I have a couple of callouses on each foot and he uses what looks like a Dremel to sand them down.

RT

Small chainsaw. Just touch it that will be enough or weedeater (might take a little longer.

I use small nail scissors to trim them down and then hit the pumice. Generally I prefer to avoid them by wearing comfortable shoes/sandals/slippers/socks.