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    Default Test drive number 2

    Like a hot knife through butter.

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    Hi people, don't know whether this is the place to ask this question but: does one of you own an inox Wacker and if so, are you pleased with it ????
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    Quote Originally Posted by StraightRazorDave View Post
    Haha!! A quantum physics joke, I love it. Will you use the Schrödinger's razor to shave his cat? Oh right, you can't, he's stuck in that damn box dead or alive.
    Sure, I'm a year and a half behind in reading this, but the point of the Schrodinger's cat experiment was that the cat was alive AND dead in the box.

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    Default Uh Oh...

    Based on the shaves that I've been getting from my new Wacker....I'm very seriously considering culling my herd in order to support the purchase of another one. I know that this is new, and there is still a novelty with it, but I really do like the way it feels.

    Was this inevitable? Like the old Lays commercial, Betch'ya can't have just one?

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    Default Holli is a prophet

    Quote Originally Posted by Maxi View Post
    Based on the shaves that I've been getting from my new Wacker....I'm very seriously considering culling my herd in order to support the purchase of another one. I know that this is new, and there is still a novelty with it, but I really do like the way it feels.

    Was this inevitable? Like the old Lays commercial, Betch'ya can't have just one?
    I was looking for a 1/4 grind, and exchanged several emails w/ Holli4pirating, mentioning the wacker. I'll never forget his statement: "if you buy one, you will buy more". (I have 3 now).

    I've stopped mentioning which one I'd like next, 'cause 2 of them have sold out while I was deciding. Whoever got the 6/8 Antiks are lucky, and not talking about them. The 7/8 sold out days before I placed the order. The 15/16 is still listed on the German site.

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    Default Wacker Jugendstill 15/16

    Altho I feel a bit of dissapointment like Pinklather (Antik sold out), I did find a nice "replacement buy" for the antik .

    Ordered today, I hope it arrives fast!
    It's a Jugendstil 15/16 with 2 coloured buffalo horn scales.
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    Default 8/8 blade

    Quote Originally Posted by speckey View Post
    I have the 13/16 70 year Stosser. When it came the shave was very harsh something was just not right. (I am not to the point yet that I can hone my own). I sent it out to Bob Keyes to get honed.
    What came back was like a totally different blade. It is a very smooth and comfortable shave.

    Another Wacker is on the wish list, looking at this
    Hi Speckey

    I have the 8/8. It's very light (x-tra full hollow/narrow spine), which makes it a joy to handle - however the narrow spine also make it difficult (for me) to hone. I do my own honing and I have't been able to get this one quite like I'd like it yet - not sure what to do next, is this just me, has anyone else come across this? Thanks Michael

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    I just purchased my first Wacker from Muscles. Shaved with it last night and it is a great shaver.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PlyPals View Post
    Altho I feel a bit of dissapointment like Pinklather (Antik sold out), I did find a nice "replacement buy" for the antik .

    Ordered today, I hope it arrives fast!
    It's a Jugendstil 15/16 with 2 coloured buffalo horn scales.
    I'll bet you love that jungmeister, PlyPal. Several keep calling my name, but the drawer is getting full. You'll probably love that blade the rest of your life. 'Getting some thinning done now to be ready to pay for the 2nd Williams. 'Won't be that fancy. 'Got lucky & bought the one from Riooso, which is breathtaking in appearance and shave. Next one will be more functional - daily driver. Enjoy, PlyPal.

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