(07-09-2015, 07:27 PM)FalconRazors Wrote: Thanks everyone for the nice feedback!
luv2shave I initially planned that, the problem was that it would be almost impossible to machine and would cost a lot in production, even to that point that I couldn't even afford having prototypes made. That's why I decided onto this design, since it gives me a lot more freedom to improve the design and testing it before running a whole production run, since I don't want my customers to act as guinea pigs on a whole production run. I hope you understand that! I did my best however to keep the part which is needed for shaving as I intended, which wasn't easy at all as well.
Hello,
He recently posted an update to his site (
http://www.falconrazors.com/index.php/2 ... p-summary/). He's currently accepting applications for test shavers until 14 October.
I thought the project might have stopped, but he's continuing on and it looks really promising to me. If nothing else it gives us all another choice in razors.
I'm posting this to a number of shaving-related sites to try to encourage him on, so if you see it again, that's why. If you've got a chance and an inclination to do so, please show some interest in the project. The more innovation/choices, the better for all of us.
Thanks,
Brian
