New Blackland Era

My guess is 3D printed metal razor..

My guess is 3D printed metal razor..

Well I’m guessing $75


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Wow...we have 2 winners!
Do you guys work for Shane, or have a really good crystal ball?

Introducing the first mass-produced stainless steel 3D-printed razor.

Welcome to the Blackland Era.
Let's start with the basics.


100% stainless steel

100% made in the USA, down the packaging

Metal 3D printed head using the most sophisticated tech in existence
Tolerances as tight as CNC machined razors

Five base plate levels in both open comb and safety bar for a total of ten base plate options

Perfect edge-to-edge blade clamping


Impossible to clog

Durable and stunning black finish
Semi-hollow handle for ideal balance and weight distribution

Six grip rings included to add grip when you want it


Full razor starts at $75

Expected release in May

Blackland Razors, how much are you betting on "impossible to clog"? 6 pack on you if I clog it? I drink expensive German wheats, by the way!

Blackland Razors, how much are you betting on "impossible to clog"?

Is this really where you want to focus your questions? The future of manufacturing and the way innovation can make USA production competitive once more is where I'd rather spend my efforts.

This is great way of production. Wishing every success with this one Shane.

Blackland Razors, how much are you betting on "impossible to clog"?

Is this really where you want to focus your questions? The future of manufacturing and the way innovation can make USA production competitive once more is where I'd rather spend my efforts.

You made a claim about your product. Are we not allowed to question said claim?

Kudos on 3d printing in metal - I'm aware of the technology, I produce products in the 3d printing sphere as well (not shaving).

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Blackland Razors, how much are you betting on "impossible to clog"?

Is this really where you want to focus your questions? The future of manufacturing and the way innovation can make USA production competitive once more is where I'd rather spend my efforts.

You made a claim about your product.  Are we not allowed to question said claim?

Kudos on 3d printing in metal - I'm aware of the technology, I produce products in the 3d printing sphere as well (not shaving).

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Are you guys using DMLS or SLM? Those are the standards and probably what you’re thinking of. The tech we’re using has never been used on parts remotely near this size until now. Far better ability to scale, better metal densities, better yield, and far far better pricing. It’s truly a game changer and is built to be cost competitive with MIM while meeting the capabilities of CNC.

Additional CNC machine is also used to ensure accuracy and flatness of specific surfaces related to blade geometry.

I’ll be picking one up, Shane. The finish looks very durable. Paired with the price this will be a prime candidate to take when traveling as well. Can you compare the characteristics of the shave to the Blackbird?

Looks awesome, and the manufacturing method sounds very very interesting. I’m guessing there’s no chance of behind the scenes type videos or pictures?

I’ll definitely be purchasing the razor; will there be the option to purchase multiple plates at once?

In the pics, the finish on the head has a bead-blasted look, kind of like the Rockwell 6S (which is MIM). Am I seeing that right?

3D printing is the way to go but the shop must have good equipment. I have had about 6 razors made out of various plastics and metal was an option however, just making one razor cost a small fortune. Congratulations Shane you sure had me fooled but this is very exciting.