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Thread: Proper blade measurment?

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    This graph (pdf that's been posted before) may save some headache. A photograph after laying your razor on top will make it obvious. Problem is...I forget where you start the razor at. Pivot pin at the blue triangle?

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    Very nice. Just make sure you print it as "original" and don't let the pdf "scale to fit" the paper, or else your dimensions will be off. I checked mine wiht a digital calipers, and is right on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HNSB View Post
    As an American, let me just say that I love sae measurements. They're as American as baseball and apple pie.

    (Ok, maybe they're not really American, but still...)
    I agree Metric is more precise.

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    I always measure from the cutting edge to the back of the spine. That is a non subjective measurement. If you measure to the middle of the spine, is it really the middle? I use a set of digital calipers and measure in mm's. I then use this chart to convert it to inch fractions.

    inch/mm CONVERSION CHART

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    What is the true definition of the blade? I think if you want the true way to measure the blade, you need a true definition of the blade. When the blade is defined, the method of measurement should naturally follow
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