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Re: Zero edge? [Re: macgregor] #207425 02/18/08 01:49 AM
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I just ordered a STR8 edge razor myself.

I have a zero edge on my SS4 and it is starting to get a secondary bevel and even has a couple little chips. It still cuts like a dream though. I left it a rough satin so when I do sharpen the whole bevel it does not take much to clean her up.
Usually only a quick hand sanding.


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Re: Zero edge? [Re: Unsub] #207426 02/18/08 01:52 AM
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I just ordered a STR8 edge razor myself.

much better shave, I started doing it because it has less irratation which is important in avoiding pimples
takes alittle time to get the hang of it though


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Re: Zero edge? [Re: macgregor] #207427 02/18/08 02:01 AM
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acne and razors don't mix.

ha!
like I know, it's be some day when I need to shave.
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Re: Zero edge? [Re: Unsub] #207428 02/18/08 02:08 AM
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...I have a zero edge on my SS4 and it is starting to get a secondary bevel and even has a couple little chips. It still cuts like a dream though. I left it a rough satin so when I do sharpen the whole bevel it does not take much to clean her up.
Usually only a quick hand sanding.

I will use a 15 micron finishing belt on the Bravo-1. It will begin to get a mirror like polish from the edge and fade to satin toward the top. It will still be convex, but over time a slight secondary bevel will develop unless I do it from the top all the way down. This method is very easy once you get a little practice, and it removes very little steel in the process.

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Re: Zero edge? [Re: Horn Dog] #207429 02/18/08 11:41 PM
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You can still do a lot by hand. I have a nice 1/42 norton belt grinder and I still do a lot by hand just because it is relaxing and you are less likely to make a mistake. They are nice for big reprofiling jobs but there is nothing you can do with a grinder that you can't do by hand.


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You can still do a lot by hand. I have a nice 1/42 norton belt grinder and I still do a lot by hand just because it is relaxing and you are less likely to make a mistake. They are nice for big reprofiling jobs but there is nothing you can do with a grinder that you can't do by hand.

Yep.


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