Closed UK Pass Around: Bunny Razor V3 - Finished.
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It's a very short story, there was a public vote for a new arctic exploration vessel, and guess what won ??.Tom,
Did you have the McBoatface 1Mike B
Thanks for clarifying the Chick Schick confusion for me guys.
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To all on the pass around who have, or is going to have the Bunny. I just wanted to say if you have Feather AC blades. Give them a go. I have 5 shaves on my bunny right now and the shave is stupendous. I happen to be using the NOTSO.
I try to stay off the thread and not say anything, so not to sway people. But the Feather is performing marvelously.
That is all, over and out.
Tom
I try to stay off the thread and not say anything, so not to sway people. But the Feather is performing marvelously.
That is all, over and out.
Tom
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Hi Billy.Glue a Set of Bunny Lugs on the B 1..Hop..Hop..
Billy
Ears would spoil its Classic looks.It shaves very well too, the weight makes it work well. I think it is better than most modern Schicks , other than those using a Twin.
Mike
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It's arrived safely and soundly! I'm sat in the PO car park having a quick look-over.
My first impressions are:
My first impressions are:
- Weight and size are spot on. I wouldn't personally want it to be any heavier nor the handle any longer. The balance point is clearly at the head but it ought to be nimble enough in use.
- The aesthetics are refreshing. I like the lines and contrasts.
- This particular razor is not standing up well to use. There are scratches and marks all over the shop, as well as some tarnish, which I guess is something to be looked into if/when it goes into production.
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I'm sure there have been plenty of such pictures, but here's a size comparison:
Flanked by a Gillette Aristocrat, GEM Micromatic Clog Pruf, Schick Type L, Gillette Sensor.
Flanked by a Gillette Aristocrat, GEM Micromatic Clog Pruf, Schick Type L, Gillette Sensor.
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Before I load a blade, I've noticed what could be an issue: the guard is uneven. It's tight on the offside but there's a 2mm gap on the near side and there's play in the spring when compressed by my thumb. See photo:
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I'm sure Tom @twhite510 will have an opinion on that..Before I load a blade, I've noticed what could be an issue: the head's uneven. It's tight on the offside but there's a 2mm gap on the near side and there's play in the spring when compressed by my thumb. See photo:
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It will shave fine. It is from tweaking the spring when installing. That is something that will be addressed in later versions
Enjoy the shave.
Tom
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Good to know. I've now just loaded a Chick (very easily) and it sits fine on the stops (but this hasn't seem to change the spring position).
I'll first use the NOTSO comb, as per Mike's recommendation, and will shave either late doors tonight or tomorrow morning. That decision depends on how much wine is sunk before/during/after dinner.
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Reflections to follow.