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    Default What is a 1/1 grind razor, an Extra "singing"?

    Just wondering on the nomenclature of a 1/1 razor, and if they are considered an Extra Hollow Gound razor? Reason is this link:
    Messer der Woche I'm not that good with German. There is also a Revisor 5/8 Extra Hollow I am looking at (for future purchase), and it too, is listed as 1/1 hohl.
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    1/1 means full hollow. How full you'll have to ask the people who use that notation. I very much doubt it distinguishes between extra hollows and not extra hollows.
    So far I haven't found any exact mathematical definition for these.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gugi View Post
    So far I haven't found any exact mathematical definition for these.
    I thought the Henckel scale was a mathematical or at least a definition of a hollow's extent. 10 on the scale is extra hollow.

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    Well, this link: Messer der Woche shows another brand with that same designation. So, it may be more German language, rather than specifically Henckel scale.

    And this link shows a Revisor with that same designation in the description, but it actually say's "Extra Hollow Ground" right on the blade. LINK: http://www.revisor-solingen.de/html/5_8_25.html
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    Every razor on that page seems to be 1/1!

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    Well, here is a link to MUCH eye candy Raritten Vorschau

    These are NOS razors for sale and it might be benfit someone looking for a Solingen razor.
    It ought to be worth a thanks..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibbs View Post
    Well, this link: Messer der Woche shows another brand with that same designation. So, it may be more German language, rather than specifically Henckel scale.

    And this link shows a Revisor with that same designation in the description, but it actually say's "Extra Hollow Ground" right on the blade. LINK: 5/8
    I'd suggest to ask them, Thomas is a member here , you can find his posts in the vendor subforum. Shoot him a PM and ask.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scipio View Post
    I thought the Henckel scale was a mathematical or at least a definition of a hollow's extent. 10 on the scale is extra hollow.
    I don't think so. The only thing I've seen about it is profile drawings with corresponding labels in the form of roman numerals. There's nothing that defines a hollowing fraction in terms of the dimensions of the grinding wheels, and the blade width.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gugi View Post
    There's nothing that defines a hollowing fraction in terms of the dimensions of the grinding wheels, and the blade width.
    I've measured lots of blades, and if there is a relationship I can't find it either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scipio View Post
    Every razor on that page seems to be 1/1!
    And now we discover an important truth . . . the proliferation and shave quality of the full hollow.

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