#1

Doctor Strange of Wetshaving
Forio d'Ischia, Naples, Italy
(This post was last modified: 09-07-2023, 08:09 AM by ischiapp.)
Looks interesting.


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#2

Living on the edge
(This post was last modified: 03-15-2023, 09:49 AM by Tester28.)
I am IN!
Sending good vibes to make this project a success.

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#3

Member
Jozi, South Africa
Agreed - hopefully its a success.
Count me in too...

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#4

Member
Florida
Not usually a fan of adjustables, but I can't say no to an adjustable blackland razor.

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#5

I've been scaled. I'm smooth now.
Ohio
Very interesting!

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#6
Count me in

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#7

Posting Freak
So this is pretty cool Shane Blackland Razors  .  As I was looking at the head and how it adjusts I immediately went to thoughts of how do you prevent tipping or wobble of the head either front to back or side to side or really in any direction so I had to look up what a wave spring is.  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_spring. Very cool and I can see that something like the multi turn wave spring with shim ends would likely manage the stability issue pretty well.  Obviously you're trying to get the force applied uniformly around the circumference of the wave spring.  I also really like that the adjustment happens entirely in the head and the head appears to be reasonably simple to disassemble/clean/reassemble or at least I hope it is.  One of the things I noticed when I had a Gillette Fatboy refurbished and replated a few years back was how disgustingly filthy things were inside the handle mechanism.  Just too many nooks and crannies that are inaccessible to routine cleaning.  It was seriously revolting in there.  The Blackland design looks to go a long way to eliminating that particular problem.  I dont know about other guys but for me that old style, in the handle, inaccessible mechanism is a hard pass.  No matter how diligent you are it's just going to acquire filth and yes, I'm a disassemble, rinse and dry the razor after every shave guy and I'm particular about what I use to drag a razor blade over my face.  I'm looking forward to watching this project move along - I hope it works.  Happy2

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#8

Administrator
Philadelphia, PA
best of luck with the new razor, Blackland Razors

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#9

Living on the edge
(03-15-2023, 08:57 PM)Marko Wrote: I noticed when I had a Gillette Fatboy refurbished and replated a few years back was how disgustingly filthy things were inside the handle mechanism.  Just too many nooks and crannies that are inaccessible to routine cleaning.  It was seriously revolting in there.  The Blackland design looks to go a long way to eliminating that particular problem.  I dont know about other guys but for me that old style, in the handle, inaccessible mechanism is a hard pass.  

I love the Taiga for precisely this reason...it can be stripped down completely. Just has the added
steps of re-assembling it. Used to do that after every shave but I have now figured a way to get it quite
clean without disassembling. I remove the top cap and then open the gap to the max, allowing water
to clean out any shave debris.

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#10
I really enjoy my adjustables so I look forward to this version and I hope it is manageble as in not too heavy (like Sailor or Tradere) or bulky (Merkur Vision or Janus) to be useful. Best of luck.

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