It was a popular recommendation on the boards for a starter a cpl of years ago.^ awesome... will probably go for that. fits my budget
Anyone here uses Cutthroat razor?
I bought one for quite cheap + griding stone - but the quality (edge sharpness, and edge straightness) left a lot to be desired.
Hence, went back to using cut throat with disposable blades ...
that happens once or twice in a year.Yes but eventually you're going to have to sharpen it with a grinding stone. Who's going to do that ?
Who does it ?that happens once or twice in a year.
Commendable but knives & scissors are no where as sharp as a razor. The grinding is much more finer i would think.i am all about DIY and sharpen knives etc at home. for the razor, i use honing stones meant for my chisels. i've got various grinding wheels for my angle grinder and all it takes is one swipe to sharpen knives and scissors. i give the finishing touches (polishing etc) manually.
Ah, ok. but keeping that blade clean is a hassle. Remember reading a review about some DE blades from Pakistan, reviewer had to remove the blade and submerge in spirit to protect it.^^ it's made of carbon steel (which rusts easily) and is quite easy to sharpen/polish in comparison to shiny stainless steel ones.
Still can't shave with those knives.BTW, knives can be easily sharpened to a great extent... so much so, that you can easily slice a paper strip just like a DE blade would do.
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My initial review is that the finish is too good and premium, plus the head is so heavy that i did not know how to hold and balance propely
The quality of the shave is much smooth and closer than the regular gillete DE razor i used before, especially in the neck areas.