Thread: Best Str8 Blade Size For Newbie

this is the width in inches. google can always do the math for you type in
5/8in in cm and see what happens....










see, now, how's that for a search engine
(5/8) in = 1.5875 centimeters

(6/8) in = 1.90500 centimeters

(7/8) in = 2.2225 centimeters

(8/8) in = 2.54 centimeters

(9/8) in = 2.8575 centimeters (Ilija)
(12/8) in = 3.81 centimeters (JLStorm)

(I only have 5/8 so I can't vote)

Here is a page that has */8 to cm conversion. The size is the length from the spine to the edge.

Originally Posted by gugi

this is the width in inches. google can always do the math for you type in
5/8in in cm and see what happens....










see, now, how's that for a search engine
(5/8) in = 1.5875 centimeters

(6/8) in = 1.90500 centimeters

(7/8) in = 2.2225 centimeters

(8/8) in = 2.54 centimeters

(9/8) in = 2.8575 centimeters (Ilija)
(12/8) in = 3.81 centimeters (JLStorm)

(I only have 5/8 so I can't vote)

Originally Posted by bjrn

Here is a page that has */8 to cm conversion. The size is the length from the spine to the edge.

Now thats some interesting stuff. I had a look around, though didn't find the 1 last piece of info that I don't have.
How come the length (Not width) of the blade is sometimes long and some times short? Is this an important factor for newbies to consider?

Inches vs centimeters is all well and good, but how many Angstroms is that and why do Dovo and TI sell /eigths razors? If all were right with the world wouldn't a Euro company sell 16mm and 19mm razors?

Bruce

how many Angstroms in a parsec?

Originally Posted by Bruce

how many Angstroms in a parsec?

3.08568025 × 10 to the power of 26 or over 30 septillion

Originally Posted by OLD_SCHOOL

Now thats some interesting stuff. I had a look around, though didn't find the 1 last piece of info that I don't have.
How come the length (Not width) of the blade is sometimes long and some times short? Is this an important factor for newbies to consider?

I think while there's a big difference in how a 5/8 vs 7/8 feels, there isn't that much difference if another eigth of an inch is added to the length of the blade.

And there's usually not that big of a difference in blade lenght, is there?