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The knurling on these is very unique, and very effective. Be careful wiping them down — they’ll shred your towel - literally.
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Aesthetically, these really are quite distinctive. A great addition for those who like to display their hardware.
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Williamsburg, KY
(This post was last modified: 03-14-2020, 01:31 PM by Dave in KY.)
(03-14-2020, 12:34 PM)Hdad Wrote: (So, I’m not sure why Rod wanted this blade overhang — with vintage razors, the side tabs are useful to adjust the blade, if uneven.)Nice thoughts and love all the pics. My guess on the side tabs is for easier blade removal. I could be wrong and there are people in both camps. Those that want the tabs for blade removal and those that don't like it because they get cuts from them while shaving. Just my guess........maybe Rod will share his thoughts
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One of the things I love about this razor is the placement of the SSC. I'm not a fan of razors which have the company name or engravings on the top cap. And that's a personal preference thing just like the blade overhangs. But having the sSc engraved on the side of the base plate just looks great. Hdad, is sSc engraved on both sides of the base plate?
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