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I won't defend Shavettes as a way to start straight shaving, except to say this: They only cost $30 bucks and so are an inexpensive entry point into using a straight blade. Also, the blades are...

The Shavette does require a lesser numerical angle (flatter) than a straight. Getting too vertical (moving up toward 30 degrees) with a Shavette puts the shaver's skin at risk because the Shavette's...

I totally agree. As you get to 30 degrees and above, if any pressure is applied at all, things get dicey, and I mean 'dicey' as in dicing carrots.