Is this normal
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Cheesepiece
Stickler
How's it shave?
it could be a touch misaligned but I would suggest that whatever detail you can see with it in hand with regard to uneven exposure may not be apparent in the shave itself. if it is just a visual thing I'd say that's part and parcel of handling a 60 year old razor.
it could be a touch misaligned but I would suggest that whatever detail you can see with it in hand with regard to uneven exposure may not be apparent in the shave itself. if it is just a visual thing I'd say that's part and parcel of handling a 60 year old razor.
It shaves great. Better than my Rockwell 6s
Zorro
Forum GOD!
I have TTO's where the doors can sit a little unevenly, but so long as the actual blade is evenly parallel to the comb, then I don't think it should affect the shave.
I have successfully centered the doors by holding the razor upright, centering the blade and then screwing the doors closed slowly.
I think with TTO's, that if you screw them close quickly, then the doors can end up a bit misaligned .
I have successfully centered the doors by holding the razor upright, centering the blade and then screwing the doors closed slowly.
I think with TTO's, that if you screw them close quickly, then the doors can end up a bit misaligned .
Cheesepiece
Stickler
In that case... Ignore it. Enjoy.
stoneandstrop
Veteran
Do you mean the overhang out the ends?
I don't really see any misalignment.
I don't really see any misalignment.
Very poor photos from which to judge what is happening. Both photos were taken from the same pov/angle. The blade ends should protrude equally on both sides of the razor. The cutting edge of the blade should protrude out the same amount and run parallel to the razors head. When all that is true, you are good to go.
Bob
Bob