We all know that if a hollow ground razor is cracked, it is unusable unless the razor is ground past the crack, but what about if a razor with a wedge grind is cracked? is it the same outcome for the razor?
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We all know that if a hollow ground razor is cracked, it is unusable unless the razor is ground past the crack, but what about if a razor with a wedge grind is cracked? is it the same outcome for the razor?
A crack is a crack. Doesn't matter the grind. One still needs to grind past it to safely remove the crack.
As Max says, a crack is a crack.
Are you sure it is a crack and not a 'cold-shut' seam, though? In other words, is it visible on both sides of the blade?
Regards,
Neil
Even if it is a wedge "stuff", bacteria could, and probably would be in the crack. If you were to get a nick or a weeper and the creepy crawlies got in it ........ :boohoo:
Yeah that's what I thought, I just hadn't seen a wedge that was cracked yet, so was wondering if the same rules applied. Thanks for the input everyone ;)
Cracks are wack
Cracks - one of life's greatest fissures.Quote:
Originally Posted by eod7
A pic would be nice:)
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She has a fairly big crack ;)
Thats a bad thing,sorry:(
Well I didn't buy it so there's no problems there, but it's a shame to see a razor go to waste all the same :(
