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    Quote Originally Posted by lindyhop66 View Post
    I just added the Kai Excelia. Another Japanese brand/model similar to the Feather DX, in that it is a non-folding handle, yet it is heavier and amore pleasing design. I think the metal and workmanship is better with the Kai than the CJB and others like it.
    Great looking razor Robert.
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    [QUOTE=lindyhop66;1215054]I just added the Kai Excelia. Another Japanese brand/model similar to the Feather DX, in that it is a non-folding handle, yet it is heavier and amore pleasing design. I think the metal and workmanship is better with the Kai than the CJB and others like it.

    That is a racy looking razor !
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    I got a new paint scraper a few days ago and just cleaned it up some. I want to try it out soon but of course I have questions. It came with the original blade which cleaned up nice but it barely grabs an arm hair let alone cut one. I thought I read the blades could be shapened. So do I take it to an 8k and see what I can do with it or is there a better way. Oh and 8k is as high as it goes for me unless one of my old barbers hones would be better. Maybe I should just ask for a link to the best replacement blade on the planet ?

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    Wecks work well. Long Personna blades from Sally's.

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    Maybe I just haven't figured it out yet but all I see is bulk packs of 250 or 500. I see smaller packs but not sure they are the long ones. There is no way to sharpen the original eh ? I probably won't use it more than a couple of times just to check it out.
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    They are $4.99 for a 5 blade pack, at Sally's.

    Personna - Personna Shaper Blades

    Ask for a free discount card and get them for $4.29.

    They are called hair shaper blades.

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    Dovo, but never got the hang of it. I found it much easier to use a straight. Has anyone here ever had a blade put into liquid nitrogen before? I have heard that it tempers the steel and will stay sharper longer. Just curious.

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    It's shavette time!

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    All of the are half DE blade except Feather SS japanese style wich carries long blades.
    Universal was my first wet shaving razor: if you encounter a Universal shavette (both half or full DE blade) buy it with confidence, it's a great shaver.
    Sanguine coolcut4 and XD-20 are cheap but good.
    Antiga Barbearia do Bairro it's very old stile looking: it's the last arrival, so I still have to give it a try.

    And Feather... what else I have to say... non plus ultra. First shave I was badly surprised, but the next one I understood that it was my fault, and this pretty little thing is mavellous!
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    morgante,

    Nice collection of disposable blade razors.

    I have the Feather AC/DX and the SS, and, as you, I find the Feather razors, especially the AC/DX to be just superb shavers. "Marvelous" is, for me, an appropriate evaluation!!

    Enjoy those razors,

    Best Regards,

    Howard

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    Just got my KAI Captain back from UKRob, wanted black horn scales in the form of the Feather DX razor. Great Job, feels like a whole other razor when shaving.

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