(06-12-2021, 12:18 PM)jmudrick Wrote:(06-12-2021, 12:12 PM)Dave in KY Wrote:Yes it's the channel ahead of the safety bar that alters the gap and exposure on the FH.(06-12-2021, 12:09 PM)jmudrick Wrote: Maybe you missed when I uploaded earlier, but here are the non Floating Head and Floating Head Heavy razors side by side. The NFH is the same geometry as that used ih the '34 bakelite handle two-piece, and in the later three piece Coopers. The Conrad patent drawing reflects this NFH design.
I find the gap/exposure of the FH just spot on for me, great feel and efficiency without being threatening. The additional heft and exposure make it a good step up from excellent contemporary razors like the Gillette Short Comb.
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Thanks Jeff. So the bump up (circled in red) on the base plate holding the blade a little higher gap wise is the difference if I am understanding this?
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Got it and thanks for your patience in getting me to understand
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