O.K. -let me see if I have this correct. You want me to take my oneblade,file off the blade from the SE,cut it in half, and than stuff a half of a DE blade in there to see if it will fit? And this is just so you will know the "geometry" of the oneblade. How about I sell you my spare oneblade for what I paid for it and you can "fiddle" with it yourself.
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O.K. -let me see if I have this correct. You want me to take my oneblade,file off the blade from the SE,cut it in half, and than stuff a half of a DE blade in there to see if it will fit? And this is just so you will know the "geometry" of the oneblade. How about I sell you my spare oneblade for what I paid for it and you can "fiddle" with it yourself.
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The whole 'procedure' should take between 3 and 5 minutes and will involve
1 one already dull and used Feather Se blade,
2 one already dull and used DE blade,
3 a pair of used but relatively sharp scissors
4 possibly one used bur functuonal metal file.
5 a pair of used but functioning human hands
And yes that's ONLY so I will know the 'geometry' of oneblade, nothing else.
Now, how about that : you will keep your 400$ 'best shaving razor on Earth' , do this experiment and post results to satisfy my curiosity, or you will not do this experiment and post nothing while still keeping the 400$ 'best shaving ratzor on Earth'?
1 one already dull and used Feather Se blade,
2 one already dull and used DE blade,
3 a pair of used but relatively sharp scissors
4 possibly one used bur functuonal metal file.
5 a pair of used but functioning human hands
And yes that's ONLY so I will know the 'geometry' of oneblade, nothing else.
Now, how about that : you will keep your 400$ 'best shaving razor on Earth' , do this experiment and post results to satisfy my curiosity, or you will not do this experiment and post nothing while still keeping the 400$ 'best shaving ratzor on Earth'?
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First of all,I didn't pay $400 for it. Second of all,you are a rude person and I will and would do nothing for you.--No need to respond back with your non-English attempt at sarcasm.
I think thats asking a little too much to have someone else do all that just to satisfy "you're" curiosity!!
And possibly jam the razor in the process.--I've been on this board for 10 years and thought I had seen it all--lol
Let's keep the conversation, on topic. If you can't help [MENTION=24699]q345[/MENTION] , then please don't reply.
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Can't agree more with this suggestion. I politely asked the simple question.
Don't want to do it for any reason, no need to do it and no need to post explanations, it's entirely voluntarily.
Don't understand what's wrong with simple curiosity, why it's 'too much to ask'.
People here sometimes ask if they can try razors, and quite a few participants routinely agreed to send they very expensive razors for passarounds parti.g with them for many months without any compensation etc . Had it been 40$ and not 400$, I wouldn't have even raised it, just would have bought it myself.
Don't want to do it for any reason, no need to do it and no need to post explanations, it's entirely voluntarily.
Don't understand what's wrong with simple curiosity, why it's 'too much to ask'.
People here sometimes ask if they can try razors, and quite a few participants routinely agreed to send they very expensive razors for passarounds parti.g with them for many months without any compensation etc . Had it been 40$ and not 400$, I wouldn't have even raised it, just would have bought it myself.
I have merged the OB threads, created by q345, so that all information is easily accessible.
Last warning. Keep it on topic.
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