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    It is a cosmetic issue as the razor shaves OK. I have a few razors with that cosmetic issue that shave as well as others that do not have that issue.

    If it had of been me and I was bothered by uneven bevels I would have passed on the razor as that was clearly visible in the sellers photos. Sorry to be so blunt but there it is.

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    Thank you guys for all the info. It stays as is learned something new today

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    [QUOTE=BobH;1743666]It is a cosmetic issue as the razor shaves OK. I have a few razors with that cosmetic issue that shave as well as others that do not have that issue.

    If it had of been me and I was bothered by uneven bevels I would have passed on the razor as that was clearly visible in the sellers photos. Sorry to be so blunt but there it is.

    It wasn't a criticism of the seller nor is this the first razor I've bought with perceived issues I don't mind taking on a challenge it's how you learn. If you don't have anything constructive to say don't waste my time or yours. "sorry" to be blunt but there it is.
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    I love a nice symmetrical spine/bevel but some of my best shavers have 'uneven' bevels.

    Glen's videos will show you the best way to hone it without removing too much steel. Kamis require a different tactic that symmetrical western razors.

    I would leave it as-is and enjoy it.

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    [QUOTE=huckelberryhound22;1743689]
    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    It is a cosmetic issue as the razor shaves OK. I have a few razors with that cosmetic issue that shave as well as others that do not have that issue.

    If it had of been me and I was bothered by uneven bevels I would have passed on the razor as that was clearly visible in the sellers photos. Sorry to be so blunt but there it is.

    It wasn't a criticism of the seller nor is this the first razor I've bought with perceived issues I don't mind taking on a challenge it's how you learn. If you don't have anything constructive to say don't waste my time or yours. "sorry" to be blunt but there it is.
    No problem. Just re enforcing what all the other posters had said about it being a cosmetic issue wrt shaving qualities. That was the constructive part. The other part was curiosity wrt buying a razor with a condition that would bother you. The answer, from your reply, is you wanted a challenge. Fair enough.

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