Wolfman WR2 Head Discussion

That would mess up the waiting list for sure

Imagine you could afford it and wanted to try all the gaps, combs and handles at once in different metals and finishes

I think it is safer this way round

Depends on how deep your pockets are. I like the one to a customer rule. I also like the order form, and don't send another in until you've received your latest. For one thing it gives me time to 'catch my breath' financially, to be able to afford yet another obscure object of desire I need like I need another hole in my head. 

Also, it enables James/Joel to keep up with orders so the wait is currently 3-4 months, rather than a year !

Haha yeah...the order I posted was fictitious and over the top tho.
The main reason he moved to his list was because the same people were catching drops and
some were profiting off his labour.
Now that isn't going to happen....so I reckon if someone wanted 1 razor and an extra head or two
it's not going to be social injustice.
But of course it's all moot if he doesn't see things that way.

Now that JD has removed the incentive to flip and profit from his razors, I propose
that customers be allowed to purchase multiple razors/heads/handles.

In all materials.

"I'll take 2 bronze, 1 copper and 3 Ti please."

Let's bring back the spirit of free enterprise.

Sick of all this shit that requires rejoining the list again and again.

if this happens, then this topic may cease to exist 

This is our entertainment!  Difficulties, an integral part of this attraction)

The only thing in life achieved without effort is failure.

The only thing in life achieved without effort is failure.

U kidding?
I have strived tirelessly to achieve it.

I thought James used heat to antique the bronze razors rather than a chemical dip (maybe he uses both I don't know enough about it)?

Yes sir he uses heat to achieve the antique bronze look.

Weight-wise, how does bronze compare to SS316?

Heavier? Same? Lighter?

I thought James used heat to antique the bronze razors rather than a chemical dip (maybe he uses both I don't know enough about it)?

Yes sir he uses heat to achieve the antique bronze look.

Does it still patina? It’s an awesome finish.

And is it more durable a finish? Clearly it isn't permanent but still looks good in the video posted

Weight-wise, how does bronze compare to SS316?

Heavier? Same? Lighter?

C110 Copper - 110%
C360 Brass - 105%
316L Stainless - 100%
C954 Bronze - 95%
Grade 5 Titanium - 55%
6061 Aluminum - 33%

And is it more durable a finish? Clearly it isn't permanent but still looks good in the video posted

where is the video posted? I only saw some stills on his private Insta.