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Certainly not me, and I started it!

Actually L.R, when I cut Tiny Tim I started with the spine, progressing toward the edge, and that turned out to be a mistake, because when I got to the end & the blade was hanging together by a hair,...

Meet Tiny Tim, the latest addition to the coochie razor collection. I got tired of trying to sand the nicks out of that Union Wedge, so I cut it down instead, using a variable-speed drill with a...

So what do you do about a crack like that? I can think of three possible answers

1. Ignore it & hope it doesn't get any worse
2. Drill a little hole at the end of the crack to stop it from...

The crack is in the blade, about 1/3 of the way in from the heel. Look at the photos again.

Yeah, it would be easy enough to cut the blade down with a diamond hacksaw blade, but IDK what to do about that crack. When a cymbal gets a crack, you can halt the progress of the crack by drilling a...

The pricklies are...well, prickly. My GF & I haven't discovered any solution other than to keep her clean-shaved or let the hair grow out a bit. I don't know of any way to de-pricklify the pricklies.

Welcome to the guild. I knight thee Sir Bob of Cactus.

Hey Olivia, welcome. The coochie shave has now become a routine between my GF and I, so maybe I can offer something useful. Here are a few of the causes of irritation I can think of:

-- Inadequate...

That is the funniest damn thing I've ever seen

It shaves well, but the light blade takes more finger effort to control than a heavier blade where you can let the heft of the razor do the work. But considering its intended purpose, the increased...

So the GF decided her coochie razor had to have to have pink scales. Wimmen...:rolleyes: Anyway, I had some scrap oak lying around so I cut out some scales. She stained them with some "pickled oak"...

Yeah! Shiiiiiiny!

If you find the blade noticeably dulling before the shave is even finished, you might be applying too much pressure. Depending on how sensitive the person's skin is, this might or might not cause...

I took the little coochie razor for a test-drive yesterday. A small blade certainly is more maneuverable, but it presents other challenges. With a bigger razor, you can let the heft of the blade do...

Not the greatest pic, but you get the idea. The little one is the coochie razor, obviously.

I finished my coochie razor!!!! I wedded a little blade from Klaus to some horn scales provided by Eastree. The scales were damaged at the butt-end, but I had to cut them down anyway so all was well....

Requirements? I think I'll take a cue from Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, who, in response to the question "Who is a Turk?" supposedly replied "Whoever says, 'I am a Turk.'"

Yeah, only now it's turned into a how-to-make-a-coochie-razor thread. Given the male proclivity for one-upmanship, this could go on forever :D

Wow, looks like a couple guys beat me to the coochie razor. Fine work, gentlemen! Today the mailman brought me two goodies; the Weck Shavette thing pictured in this thread, and a little 3" X 1/2"...

Been a few days since I looked at this thread.

To KBS74: I'm not sure how long it will take (I've got a lot of stuff in the queue right now) but I'll be playing with it in the background for sure...

You guys are too much :D Klaus has generously agreed to donate a blade with a broken toe to the Monster Coochie Razor Shop, where it will be cut down, fitted with midget scales, and turned into the...

Gentlemen, I have just been inducted into a very small & exclusive club: the Guild of Coochie Shavers. I have to admit it wasn't a very close shave, as the post-shave test drive revealed. There were...

Good God, it looks like I accidentally started the most popular thread in SRP history :eek:

My GF read this thread & was laughing her ass off. Now she's bugging me constantly for a coochie shave....

Proving, once again, that growing old is mandatory, but growing up is optional :roflmao BTW mad props to denmason for having 100 coochie shaves under his belt (!) Amazing.