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I am so green with these Brits!CAP, the #21 is a safety bar. [emoji12] That razor can be a #15, or #14, #20, etc ... depending on which case it came in.
I am so green with these Brits!CAP, the #21 is a safety bar. [emoji12] That razor can be a #15, or #14, #20, etc ... depending on which case it came in.
Never mind the ID - I want to see your method and the results. That one is well used!I am so green with these Brits!
Without a case it's hard to tell which set it is. Most likely a #15 as those sets are a bit more common than a #14 or #20 for example.So what do you guy think it is? A 15? It didn't come with a case
It actually looks like a "pre-15" or 1936 Aristocrat. Note the absence of the hooks and wings.So what do you guy think it is? A 15? It didn't come with a case
Next up for some British razor love, is Slr31. He sent me an OC for some TLC. Before photos:
CAP, the #21 is a safety bar. [emoji12] That razor can be a #15, or #14, #20, etc ... depending on which case it came in.
This last one, Mike. The silver pre #15.Edgar:
What razor/post are you referring to with this statement? This thread has included several razors.
Mike
You are the man! I was hoping someone would chime in with something like this! I was shaking in my boots trying to figure out what kind of retainer this thing had. So there are two pieces...once that small screw is out, the larger piece it screws into just comes out? You saved the day sir!Cap. Fwiw, mine is not reverse threaded, so right handed.
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Yup. Really simple. The tiny screw is a retainer screw which screws into the bottom of the small cylinder. The small cylinder screws onto the bottom of the silo door post.So there are two pieces...once that small screw is out, the larger piece it screws into just comes out? You saved the day sir!
That's awesome! Thank you so much for your help! Now to see if I can expose the straight slot...I looked inside it with a magnifying glass and it was not even visible. CLR and time is the key hereYup. Really simple. The tiny screw is a retainer screw which screws into the bottom of the small cylinder. The small cylinder screws onto the bottom of the silo door post.
The retaining clips under the plate were not even flared out (don't think they are on the flat plate types) so the silo doors and post just slid right out by turning the TTO knob and pulling up.