Thread: Is there a way to fix this crack in my bengall?

Yea and if you have a car in bad shape you could cut the frame, use two wheels and the engine and make a motorcycle out of it.

That razor is toast.

No but if you have a nice set of pressed horn scales, you dont toss them in the trash. Why not save the good?

Originally Posted by Euclid440

Yea… No.

Even if you could, the edge would always have a chip where the two corners of the crack meet. It will cut you.

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Thanks for the reply, appreciated

Originally Posted by PaulFLUS

Polish it up and frame it. Other than that it's a wind chime or a miniature paper weight. Sorry to say but once they crack like that there's no turning back.

thought so thanks for the reply

Originally Posted by Sl8r

Well, there is an option I haven’t seen mentioned. Certainly not for everyone, but you can continue to use the razor if you want to.
If you have a Dremel, or can put your hands on one. Butcher it. Cut the bad stuff out. Not like you have much to lose.

You have to be careful cutting so as not to overheat and destroy the temper.

I have a very square jar, and my neck looks like the foothills of a mountain range coming up to it.
I use this thing almost every time I shave to scoop out the two hollows under my jaw line.
Works like a charm.
Again not for everyone, but if you need an edge with a little less real estate. YMMV.

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This might actually be a good option .... thanks for that

Originally Posted by MrZ

No but if you have a nice set of pressed horn scales, you dont toss them in the trash. Why not save the good?

Agreed ... Salvage when you can. Thanks MrZ (Y)

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

Yea and if you have a car in bad shape you could cut the frame, use two wheels and the engine and make a motorcycle out of it.

That razor is toast.

Not quite!.........................

I think chimes are the most artistic use of blades that have found the end of their life as shaving razors.