Did you ever take the head completely off the handle (not just the top cap)? Because the head can go back on a couple of ways, and the gap will be different.
I haven't! I didn't know! Demonstrate?
Did you ever take the head completely off the handle (not just the top cap)? Because the head can go back on a couple of ways, and the gap will be different.
I haven't! I didn't know! Demonstrate?
Thank you both @Ricksplace and @cyberdog.
I tried flipping the spring, extending it a bit, but no improvement. During this, my handle fall down on the floor and it was a bit damaged near the screw top part. Nothing major just esthetic damage.
I will try with shims.
I can continue with this razor but somehow I lost a bit my connection with this clone. It is my main razor and I have learned shaving with it. The other razors do not give me the same smooth shave.
I am sceptic to get another clone and thinking about a stainless steel razor that can last.
Well guys,. Rockwell is a very good alternative but still 100 usd is more then I have in mind right now. Still this Ming Shi is unbeatable for the price ratio. If someone finds a perfect one, than he should consider himself a bit lucky. I might be trying getting a new one again.
@cyberdog
I will try to add aluminum pieces from a can as you posted in this thread. I hope that would help.