@Shave Souffle you pushed the WR2 to 2.0 for science so you know what you have to do…Push the WR4 to beyond 1.5
Thanks. I'm not ready to go down the gem rabbit hole. I have too many blades as it is.Shallow angle, mild and open comb… WR3 .35 OC or maybe 40 if you wanted the efficiency bump is my suggestion. Bronze or steel. WRH1 or 7 handle.
That's exactly what I said as I have plenty of regular DE's that work GREAT and I found THEE best blade for me, yet I'm still going down that rabbit hole.Thanks. I'm not ready to go down the gem rabbit hole. I have too many blades as it is.
About what? Gap WR4? or WR2?
I agree,this is one reason why I don't have GEM blade razorsNot much choice outside of the big 3: Wolfman, Atelier Durdan and Blackland.
That's exactly what I said as I have plenty of regular DE's that work GREAT and I found THEE best blade for me, yet I'm still going down that rabbit hole.
This question Konrad. You are best source of information about Wolfman. What would you suggest to @Shave Souffle ?About what? Gap WR4? or WR2?
I use WR2 in 2.0 so not sure where that leaves me with the idea of the WR4
Let's not exaggerate, there are many gentlemen here who know enoughThis question Konrad. You are best source of information about Wolfman. What would you suggest to @Shave Souffle ?
I think 0.94 is already efficient, or 1.10 or 1.20 you will certainly have fun!I use WR2 in 2.0 so not sure where that leaves me with the idea of the WR4
Got a response from Tara when I asked her what the largest blade gaps they have made regarding the WR3 and WR4 and here was her response:Let's not exaggerate, there are many gentlemen here who know enough
I think 0.94 is already efficient, or 1.10 or 1.20 you will certainly have fun!
I really don't know of any of my other razors' blade exposures except I recall reading recently the Blackland Blackbird is 0.15. I'll have to search here and see if there is a similar list for other brands to compare with.Got a response from Tara when I asked her what the largest blade gaps they have made regarding the WR3 and WR4 and here was her response:
the largest gap we have done for the WR3 is .86 and the largest for the WR4 is 1.20.
I also asked if they had a chart for blade exposures and she offered this:
Here are the exposures:
WR1
.48 = -0.14
.54 = -0.06
.61 = +0.02
.67 = +0.10
.74 = +0.18
.80 = +0.28
.86 = +0.32
WR2
.75 = -0.150mm
.85 = -0.075mm
.95 = 0
1.05 = 0
1.25 = 0
WR3 Blade Exposures
.25 = 0
.30 = 0.25
.35 = 0.05
.40 = 0.075
.45 = 0.10
.50 = 0.125
.60 = 0.15
WR4
.30 = -0.15
.40 = -0.09
.50 = -0.03
.55 = 0
.60 = +0.03
.70 = +0.09
.80 = +0.15
.90 = +0.21
Guerrilla
.54 = 0
.69 = .05
.84 = .10
.99 = .15
Got a response from Tara when I asked her what the largest blade gaps they have made regarding the WR3 and WR4 and here was her response:
the largest gap we have done for the WR3 is .86 and the largest for the WR4 is 1.20.
I also asked if they had a chart for blade exposures and she offered this:
Here are the exposures:
WR1
.48 = -0.14
.54 = -0.06
.61 = +0.02
.67 = +0.10
.74 = +0.18
.80 = +0.28
.86 = +0.32
WR2
.75 = -0.150mm
.85 = -0.075mm
.95 = 0
1.05 = 0
1.25 = 0
WR3 Blade Exposures
.25 = 0
.30 = 0.25
.35 = 0.05
.40 = 0.075
.45 = 0.10
.50 = 0.125
.60 = 0.15
WR4
.30 = -0.15
.40 = -0.09
.50 = -0.03
.55 = 0
.60 = +0.03
.70 = +0.09
.80 = +0.15
.90 = +0.21
Guerrilla
.54 = 0
.69 = .05
.84 = .10
.99 = .15
This needs to become a B&B sticky post somehow!Got a response from Tara when I asked her what the largest blade gaps they have made regarding the WR3 and WR4 and here was her response:
the largest gap we have done for the WR3 is .86 and the largest for the WR4 is 1.20.
I also asked if they had a chart for blade exposures and she offered this:
Here are the exposures:
WR1
.48 = -0.14
.54 = -0.06
.61 = +0.02
.67 = +0.10
.74 = +0.18
.80 = +0.28
.86 = +0.32
WR2
.75 = -0.150mm
.85 = -0.075mm
.95 = 0
1.05 = 0
1.25 = 0
WR3 Blade Exposures
.25 = 0
.30 = 0.25
.35 = 0.05
.40 = 0.075
.45 = 0.10
.50 = 0.125
.60 = 0.15
WR4
.30 = -0.15
.40 = -0.09
.50 = -0.03
.55 = 0
.60 = +0.03
.70 = +0.09
.80 = +0.15
.90 = +0.21
Guerrilla
.54 = 0
.69 = .05
.84 = .10
.99 = .15
Excellent infoGot a response from Tara when I asked her what the largest blade gaps they have made regarding the WR3 and WR4 and here was her response:
the largest gap we have done for the WR3 is .86 and the largest for the WR4 is 1.20.
I also asked if they had a chart for blade exposures and she offered this:
Here are the exposures:
WR1
.48 = -0.14
.54 = -0.06
.61 = +0.02
.67 = +0.10
.74 = +0.18
.80 = +0.28
.86 = +0.32
WR2
.75 = -0.150mm
.85 = -0.075mm
.95 = 0
1.05 = 0
1.25 = 0
WR3 Blade Exposures
.25 = 0
.30 = 0.25
.35 = 0.05
.40 = 0.075
.45 = 0.10
.50 = 0.125
.60 = 0.15
WR4
.30 = -0.15
.40 = -0.09
.50 = -0.03
.55 = 0
.60 = +0.03
.70 = +0.09
.80 = +0.15
.90 = +0.21
Guerrilla
.54 = 0
.69 = .05
.84 = .10
.99 = .15
in another forum a user ordered a WR4 1.20OC and 1.25SBlargest for the WR4 is 1.20.
Therefore...WR4WR4
.30 = -0.15
.40 = -0.09
.50 = -0.03
.55 = 0
.60 = +0.03
.70 = +0.09
.80 = +0.15
.90 = +0.21
I think the WR1 blade exposures are the same as when I ordered 2 years ago. I don't think I've seen WR2 blade exposures from Wolfman before. I was going by @Actor07 's WR2 chart which was put together from users measurements and extrapolations.Interesting, those are not the numbers I expected for the WR1/2. Maybe the geometry has changed since the first razors were made. I've used alot of different baseplates for the WR1 in the past.