(12-13-2020, 03:56 AM)Stubble Daddy Wrote: I ordered the top cap and H base plate today... now I need to figure out a handle. I just can’t do the stock 4” as it’s way too long for me
Once the H plate and cap arrive, I'll pair it with one of my Stork Titanium handles and see how they pair. I am certain they'll look great together. I'll post a photo(s) if I remember.
Celestino
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(12-13-2020, 06:25 AM)celestino Wrote:You will need one with a narrow top at the threading point, or the handle won't fit between the ridges at the bottom of the baseplate. the bottom of the baseplate is like a Charcoal Goods version 2.(12-13-2020, 03:56 AM)Stubble Daddy Wrote: I ordered the top cap and H base plate today... now I need to figure out a handle. I just can’t do the stock 4” as it’s way too long for me
Once the H plate and cap arrive, I'll pair it with one of my Stork Titanium handles and see how they pair. I am certain they'll look great together. I'll post a photo(s) if I remember.
(12-13-2020, 03:56 AM)Stubble Daddy Wrote: I ordered the top cap and H base plate today... now I need to figure out a handle. I just can’t do the stock 4” as it’s way too long for me
That’s what I thought. But after experimenting for the last few months, the original is perfect in every way. Gives me great control especially with the positive blade exposure of the H plate.
Tony
(12-13-2020, 01:27 PM)AQU Wrote:(12-13-2020, 03:56 AM)Stubble Daddy Wrote: I ordered the top cap and H base plate today... now I need to figure out a handle. I just can’t do the stock 4” as it’s way too long for me
That’s what I thought. But after experimenting for the last few months, the original is perfect in every way. Gives me great control especially with the positive blade exposure of the H plate.
Concur. I'd at least try three or four shaves with the handle that comes along with the head. Trust me I thought the exact same thing and really have come to like the handle a ton.
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(12-13-2020, 12:07 PM)Shavemd Wrote:(12-13-2020, 06:25 AM)celestino Wrote:You will need one with a narrow top at the threading point, or the handle won't fit between the ridges at the bottom of the baseplate. the bottom of the baseplate is like a Charcoal Goods version 2.(12-13-2020, 03:56 AM)Stubble Daddy Wrote: I ordered the top cap and H base plate today... now I need to figure out a handle. I just can’t do the stock 4” as it’s way too long for me
Once the H plate and cap arrive, I'll pair it with one of my Stork Titanium handles and see how they pair. I am certain they'll look great together. I'll post a photo(s) if I remember.
Thank you for the information. Hadn't known that. Would a Blackbird handle work?
Does anyone know what the measurement is at the bottom of the baseplate where the handle inserts into the post?
Celestino
Love, Laughter & Shaving
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(12-13-2020, 06:29 PM)g.marcio Wrote: Jake sent me these pictures when I bought only the razor head!
Sneak peek at the polished handle at least but yeah the head is handle limited.
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Well as I said I would do in an earlier post I did a side by side comparison using both the Yates with the H plate and a Level 2 OC Charcoal Goods Brass razor. I'll keep this very brief as I've already given my thoughts on the Yates but I will add that with every shave I'm enjoying it more and more. I did a 2 pass shave going both WTG and ATG on 2 and a half days growth with no buffing. After the two passes the shave results were very close efficiency wise with a entry level 1 BBS. I did use a bit more of aggressive skin stretching as I wanted to achieve a entry level 1 BBS which I knew I could with the CG Level 2 but wanted to see if I could with the Yates which I did. Had to wait about 6 hours to get clear results on which razor took this shave off. So the areas where I used the CG the stubble started to show up sooner than the Yates so my conclusion is that Yates is just a tad more efficient than a Charcoal Goods level 2 OC and in this shave noticeably smoother and in fact I was mentioning this to my friend Shavemd Mark that the Level 2 OC seems to not be as smooth as my Level 3 OC CG and that makes no sense but it's what I felt when comparing my last shave with the Level 3. Anyway so for me the Yates was not only smoother but a bit more efficient and after comparing it to both Level 2 and 3 CG OC's I'd say it's closer to the Level 2 in efficiency than to the Level 3 CG OC and smoother than both. A pleasure to shave with and it is climbing up my list of favorite shaving modern razors.
Used my friends David's Cutting Edge Mahogany @ Lavender Shave soap which is a very good base in my opinion along with my Knothead Shaving brush with a Maggard SHD badger knot in it and an old favorite of mine Pitralon aftershave which I doctored up by adding a little of my EOS complex to. lol
Great Shaves!
Used my friends David's Cutting Edge Mahogany @ Lavender Shave soap which is a very good base in my opinion along with my Knothead Shaving brush with a Maggard SHD badger knot in it and an old favorite of mine Pitralon aftershave which I doctored up by adding a little of my EOS complex to. lol
Great Shaves!
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