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I would add swapping the action performed on each razor for phase two to look for negative results coming from a particular razor rather than the treatment, and considering using other brands for...

Quite the oposite.


20 in this case.


The 60 passes better than 30 theory is the most conjectural and ALL our findings can only produce assumption at best.

Yes, do! We might surmise that TI's respond differently than DOVO's. The steel might be a factor in whether stropping should be done after. I think that the German or regular (unleaded:D) steel would...

That sounds like a good counter experiment, but I support swapping the 38 & 39 is most important. Do what you will with the third. Currently we could make some assumptions (and oh we will)

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It occurs to me that it is obvious that the unstropped edge was chaotic since it wasn't stropped after the last shave. Fail to strop either of the other blades after just one shave and I predict you...

Perhaps what we are seeing here is that the striations aid in cutting, but only slightly. If the TI #3 shaves as well as SRP #38, then the fineness of the edge is what counts most. The bunching of...

The next logical step would be to swap stropping patterns between the two SRP razors to rule out any inferiority in either.

I am deeply shocked that you could consider discarding the #39 blade from this crucial experiment. The starting not equal thing was small, but this! As for shaving with it. I'd love to say you're...

a) Since what the main difference between shavers is that some strop extra after the shave while others don't and we're trying to determine the difference between those two guys first, that should...

That's exactly what I was proposing when I suggested the experiment, but yes you could keep it running with different variables each time. We'd definitely want more people to participate then or...