Damn bob! Really? Shouldn't we encourage participation instead of driving people away?
Damn bob! Really? Shouldn't we encourage participation instead of driving people away?
He encouraged. He increased his posts by 10% responding to Bob.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulFLUS
It's ok. I don't blame people if they think it's spammy. I would be wary too.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulFLUS
Well, I don't know. I thought the beard looked very distinguished and dignified. Certainly not a jungle holdout beard.
I thought your shave angle was extremely high, but obviously it works well for you. Good job, good vid. No yapping, just shaving. I am afraid I am a bit too opinionated to keep my mouth shut when I make a shave vid. Here is my recent effort.
https://sharprazorpalace.com/shaving...-whiskers.html
Thanks for watching! I use a pretty high angle when I'm in my last passes to get the really tiny stuff I missed. Luckily the feather blades are really sharp so I don't get sliced up. I've had mixed feedback on whether I should speak during the vids. I think I may try talking through the next vid. You really hack away on the hair under your chin. I always get scared to really chop at the area, but you have no fear. Thanks for sharing your vid, I liked and subbed!Quote:
Originally Posted by CrescentCityRazors
Well, it's not really hacking. More like slicing. My edges are pretty sharp, and my shave angle is low, so I seldom cut myself. You may notice that occasionally I touch the spine to the skin, so as to recalibrate my shave angle. My usual goal is to have the spine only barely off the skin. When it touches skin, sometimes it causes grabbing and skipping, a bad thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharked
I have a SS knockoff I got off of AliExpress that uses the long Feather blades. The shave is good with the Pro blade but I don't like paying so much for something I will just throw away after a few shaves. I do like shaving with half of a Feather DE blade in a swingback shavette, though. I bought 100 for I think $20, about 10 years ago and I still have a lot of those. Much cheaper than the long blades. They actually feel a little sharper, to me, than the long blades. YMMV. My normal shave is always a regular straight razor, though. I use the Feather DE blade as my honing benchmark. Something to strive for. I don't feel like I have ever beat them for sharpness, but often I do think I have matched them.