Does anyone know if these are possible to buy these empty? I can't stand the cardboard tuck boxes and would prefer the plastic ones.
Plastic Tuck Boxes
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I haven't run across a web store that just sells empty tucks.
You could inquire with Razor Blades Club or some other store front that sells sampler packs by the blade (not full tucks). I am sure they have redundant plastic tucks they might be willing to sell for a nominal cost.
Or you could buy some blades, Dorco Premium or Shark Platinum for example, and donate the blades to the Exchange here or use them yourself.
You could inquire with Razor Blades Club or some other store front that sells sampler packs by the blade (not full tucks). I am sure they have redundant plastic tucks they might be willing to sell for a nominal cost.
Or you could buy some blades, Dorco Premium or Shark Platinum for example, and donate the blades to the Exchange here or use them yourself.
I’m the exact opposite!
Can we get rid of plastic tucks that kill planet earth and only have easy to recycle cardboard tucks instead?!
Now take my drama with a pinch of salt and take a look at all the 3D printed shave gear I have these days.
Printables
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Now i just need a 3d printerI’m the exact opposite!
Can we get rid of plastic tucks that kill planet earth and only have easy to recycle cardboard tucks instead?!
Now take my drama with a pinch of salt and take a look at all the 3D printed shave gear I have these days.
Printables
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Or just have friends at work that have a 3D printer and ask them nicely to make it for you. I now have 2 custom made Old razor blade bin boxes
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Nice blade bin...
Sadly i don't know anyone with a 3d printer.
Check with your public library. Many have 3D printers available.
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Sadly mine doesn't have one
Very cool. Almost like a Game of Thrones dragon egg.
Shark Super Chrome comes in trhe plastic tuck at least they used to. I've repurposed several to hold different preferred brands in a nice container.
The tucks I have are cardboard like Super Stainless. I think only Shark Platinum out of the Sharks is packaged in plastic tucks.
I use vintage Gillette brass boxes. Far nicer than plastic.
(Pic credit to mr-razor.com)
(Pic credit to mr-razor.com)
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I reached out to RBC and i was able to pick up 50 of the plastic tucks for $18 including shipping
