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    Quote Originally Posted by burns420 View Post
    I would think copper tubing would be a bad idea without something to protect it from the steel. I'm not sure about razor steel, but generally the 2 metals will cause a reaction and it will eat away at it. If this happens(and it won't take long if it does, especially with water added) your pivot hole could end up even bigger, and ruin your razor. Just get the brass or steel tubing to be safe.
    Exactly right... the same reason they use a Dielectric Union or Insulating Flange

    It will happen with any steel. Even Stainless which is specifically designed to prevent or slow down corrosion/oxidation.

    If it is kept dry, it will happen very slowly. Electrolytic corrosion (also known as galvanic corrosion) rates are sort of difficult to determine due to variability in the metal properties and environments.
    Last edited by 2knives; 03-07-2010 at 08:17 AM.

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