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    Senior Member Zacsdaddy's Avatar
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    Default Who bought that ugly razor?

    I couldn't find the original thread but do ya'll remember this razor?



    Well, I liked it so I bought it. Just got it today. This picture is from the ebay post. I'll take more later.

    Got to admit, now that I've got my hands on it I like it even better.

    Zacsdaddy

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    all your razor are belong to us red96ta's Avatar
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    Well...at least you should be able to find a good use for the scales

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    Kind of looks like a folding butter knife.

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    I would say: get it honed and let us know how she shaves. If the shaves are crap you at least have a nice set of scales for your next restoration job.
    Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.

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    Brave of you to come out of the closet that way !!

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    Looks like it's made for gettin under the nose.

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    Is the spine very thin or does it just have a very steep bevel angle?

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    I remember that when I first saw this thing, I really wanted it. I hope you plan on shaving with it as I would love to hear how it goes.

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    I guess I just like the strange and different.

    Kind of like shaving with a straight instead of a minature version of a lawn mower.

    I love the scales even though they're just cheap plastic. As for the blade - it really gets my since of design revved up.

    Most of us have strong feelings for certain blade designs. Some think that the rounded points look like butter knives - I love 'em. Some love the barbers notch - I think it looks like a grinder accident.

    But like my Grandpa always said.

    "If we all liked the same thing, then we'd all want to go upstairs and jump your Grandma!!!"

    So, I guess being different isn't all bad.

    The blade appears to be about a 1/4 hollow. It has a few flea bites on the edge but once I get it honed I will try shaving with it and let ya'll know how it goes. As for under the nose - I'm not shaving my mustasche for anyone.

    Well, back to the closet.

    Zacsdaddy

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    it is by far, the most interesting razor I have seen to date. No doubt a keeper! And once polished up and honed, certainly a topic for conversation. Please keep us up to date on its restoration.

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