#61
Too bad, but it is what it is

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#62
(This post was last modified: 04-08-2023, 04:20 PM by Calm_Shaver.)
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Chiseled Face Legacy Ti

mini review : this razor is so underrated, it shaves mild yet very effective. The weight is perfect for my preference, balances very well. You have to play with the angle but once found you see the results speak for themselves. My friend is correct, shaves very similar to my Diamondback but in Ti format.

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#63
I just bought the Chiseled Face brass razor and had my first shave with it. Amazingly smooth, little blade feel, but very efficient. It is definitely a unique design (especially the handles).

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#64

Member
Chester County, PA
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On deck - but I was lucky enough to try this razor from another outstanding member.  Really pleased with it!  

Found that a Kai blade will put a little extra life into it when you want a more aggressive feel. 

It’s a keeper!

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#65

Just Here for the Shaves
Williamsburg, KY
(04-16-2023, 11:04 PM)dtownvino Wrote: [Image: CdMbnr4.jpg]

On deck - but I was lucky enough to try this razor from another outstanding member.  Really pleased with it!  

Found that a Kai blade will put a little extra life into it when you want a more aggressive feel. 

It’s a keeper!

These intrigue me but never tried. Looking forward to your thoughts.
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#66

expert shaver
Panther's Stanley Cup Champs
(04-16-2023, 11:33 PM)Dave in KY Wrote:
(04-16-2023, 11:04 PM)dtownvino Wrote: [Image: CdMbnr4.jpg]

On deck - but I was lucky enough to try this razor from another outstanding member.  Really pleased with it!  

Found that a Kai blade will put a little extra life into it when you want a more aggressive feel. 

It’s a keeper!

These intrigue me but never tried. Looking forward to your thoughts.
I had one Mr Dave and although it has 1.12 blade gap it is a very mild shaving razor. Build quality is excellent.

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#67

Just Here for the Shaves
Williamsburg, KY
(04-16-2023, 11:38 PM)slantman Wrote:
(04-16-2023, 11:33 PM)Dave in KY Wrote:
(04-16-2023, 11:04 PM)dtownvino Wrote: [Image: CdMbnr4.jpg]

On deck - but I was lucky enough to try this razor from another outstanding member.  Really pleased with it!  

Found that a Kai blade will put a little extra life into it when you want a more aggressive feel. 

It’s a keeper!

These intrigue me but never tried. Looking forward to your thoughts.
I had one Mr Dave and although it has 1.12 blade gap it is a very mild shaving razor. Build quality is excellent.
Thanks

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#68
CF Legacy Ti is a great razor. Good choice with the Imperial handle - it looks great!

Cully

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Member
Chester County, PA
(This post was last modified: 04-17-2023, 12:57 AM by dtownvino.)
I can already confirm it’s a top 5 razor for me.  I can achieve a BBS with 3 passes, irritation and nick free.  

It is like a Paradigm Diamondback in Ti, but it’s a little less efficient.  Is it the weight or exposure?…I’m not sure but I have purchased many Ti razors.  

This is the most underrated, grail worthy razor I never considered until a month ago.  It was my mistake, but I happily found one into my den. I had 5 shaves with one prior to purchasing, so I’m aware of what I bought.

I can already tell you, it is more efficient than the Overlander and yet almost as tame.  It’s probably more efficient than the BB Ti lite but it’s a different geometry and shave angle.  It is close to the Carbon Ti ++ in efficiency but less likely to bite and smoother. 

It’s unique in that it’s smooth and easy yet efficient, think about an Overlander that is a lot more efficient in Ti…

Again, that is my opinion. YMMV…

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#70

Just Here for the Shaves
Williamsburg, KY
(This post was last modified: 04-17-2023, 12:58 AM by Dave in KY.)
(04-17-2023, 12:48 AM)dtownvino Wrote: I can already confirm it’s a top 5 razor for me.  I can achieve a BBS with 3 passes, irritation and nick free.  

It is like a Paradigm Diamondback in Ti, but it’s a little less efficient.  Is it the weight or exposure?…I’m not sure but I have purchased many Ti razors.  

This is the most underrated, grail worthy razor I never considered until a month ago.  It was my mistake, but I happily found one into my den.  I had 5 shaves with one prior to purchasing, so I’m aware of what I bought.

I can already tell you, it is more efficient than the Overlander and yet almost as tame.  It’s probably more efficient than the BB Ti lite but it’s a different geometry and shave angle.  It is close to the Carbon Ti ++ in efficiency but less likely to bite and smoother. 

It’s unique in that it’s smooth and easy yet efficient, think about an Overlander that is a lot moreefficient in Ti…

Again, that is my opinion.  YMMV…

Thanks for your overview. Very helpful food for thought !

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