I ordered my handle 1/16/20 and it got here last week.
Baikal DE razor at Homelike Shaving
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I’ve received 1 Yaqi order and one other from AliE in less than half that time.
I I guess our Homelike razor are in customs, cm mine 8 days , but I orders it Nov 25 and it shipped Nov26. Yeah
I paid $14 also. I have no idea where the item is since it arrived in the US 10 days ago.
Hmmm
United States of America Post
Passed registration in United States of America
25 January 2020, 18:53 USJFKA, United States of America
Processing in United States of America
25 January 2020, 18:59 USJFKA, United States of America
Handed over to United States of America for further delivery
25 January 2020, 18:58 USJFKA, United States of America
Russian Post
Released from Russia
22 January 2020, 05:32 102972, Marushkinskoye
Released by custom house
20 January 2020, 14:34 102976, Marushkinskoye
Handed over to the customs
20 January 2020, 14:26 102976, Marushkinskoye
Arrived at the customs of Russia
20 January 2020, 14:08 102972, Marushkinskoye
Arrived at the local distribution center
19 January 2020, 14:19 102975, Marushkinskoye
Departed from local distribution center
18 January 2020, 11:02 102320, Domodedovo
Arrived at the local distribution center
18 January 2020, 10:21 102320, Domodedovo
Departed from local distribution center
18 January 2020, 00:35 644960, Omsk
Sorting
17 January 2020, 13:36 644964, Omsk
Arrived at the local distribution center
17 January 2020, 13:36 644960, Omsk
Sorting complete
17 January 2020, 11:28 644961, Omsk
Arrived at the Post office
17 January 2020, 08:00 644961, Omsk
Tracking number assigned
16 January 2020, 12:43 644961, Omsk
Passed registration in United States of America
25 January 2020, 18:53 USJFKA, United States of America
Processing in United States of America
25 January 2020, 18:59 USJFKA, United States of America
Handed over to United States of America for further delivery
25 January 2020, 18:58 USJFKA, United States of America
Russian Post
Released from Russia
22 January 2020, 05:32 102972, Marushkinskoye
Released by custom house
20 January 2020, 14:34 102976, Marushkinskoye
Handed over to the customs
20 January 2020, 14:26 102976, Marushkinskoye
Arrived at the customs of Russia
20 January 2020, 14:08 102972, Marushkinskoye
Arrived at the local distribution center
19 January 2020, 14:19 102975, Marushkinskoye
Departed from local distribution center
18 January 2020, 11:02 102320, Domodedovo
Arrived at the local distribution center
18 January 2020, 10:21 102320, Domodedovo
Departed from local distribution center
18 January 2020, 00:35 644960, Omsk
Sorting
17 January 2020, 13:36 644964, Omsk
Arrived at the local distribution center
17 January 2020, 13:36 644960, Omsk
Sorting complete
17 January 2020, 11:28 644961, Omsk
Arrived at the Post office
17 January 2020, 08:00 644961, Omsk
Tracking number assigned
16 January 2020, 12:43 644961, Omsk
Hmmm, customs? Maybe?
Okay I talk to USPS and also international USPS they opened a case on my Razor. They also said mine was priority there's insurance on it but the sender would have to be the one to file. They also said I should hear something back from the USPS about the inquiry within 3 days. She also said it should have showed customs but did not say anything about it.
It's a mystery to me
It's a mystery to me
Oh and by the way that's a good-looking handle. Was that yaqi from AliExpress?
Huh?
No it’s from Homelike Shaving.
Ok, I guess I missed that while I was busy skimming over content
You are absolutely correct. If Rockwell ever tries to enforce their patents, there is a very good chance it will be declared invalid.Rockwell's patent should have never been issued for the design. Prior art exists in the Bohin razor so it can be contested and nullified.
WHAT IS PRIOR ART? - Henry Patent Law Firm
One of the most common reasons the USPTO gives for rejecting claims in patent applications is prior art. Prior art can be used to show that your invention is not “new” or “non-obvious” — and these are two of the most important requirements that determine whether your invention is patentable...www.henrypatentfirm.com
Key points are these.
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There are two criteria for patentability over prior art. First, the invention must be new (or “novel” in the words of the statute) — which generally means it can’t be identical to any single product or reference. Quite simply, this prevents you from patenting ideas that already exist in the public sphere or in previously-filed patent applications.
But at the next level, your invention needs to be inventive (or “non-obvious” in the words of the statute) — that is, more than a trivial variation of prior art. That means an invention typically can’t be patented if a person of ordinary skill in the relevant field of technology could derive the invention from the prior art by making obvious changes or substitutions.
It’s also important to inform the patent office if you know of any prior art that’s material to the patentability of the invention claimed in your patent application. Specifically, all inventors (and anyone substantively involved with a patent application) have a duty of disclosure, candor, and good faith in dealing with the patent office. Complying with this obligation is often easy, as the patent office provides a specific procedure for telling them about any relevant prior art."
They can make a case on the first level but the inventive part not a chance.
The bolded portion is the noose around Rockwell's proverbial patent neck assuming they didn't make reference to the Bohin in the patent application.
You are absolutely correct. If Rockwell ever tries to enforce their patent, it's likely they will lose and their patent will be declared invalid. I'd imagine they realize this and therefore they would never try to enforce their patent.Rockwell's patent should have never been issued for the design. Prior art exists in the Bohin razor so it can be contested and nullified.
WHAT IS PRIOR ART? - Henry Patent Law Firm
One of the most common reasons the USPTO gives for rejecting claims in patent applications is prior art. Prior art can be used to show that your invention is not “new” or “non-obvious” — and these are two of the most important requirements that determine whether your invention is patentable...
Key points are these.
"
There are two criteria for patentability over prior art. First, the invention must be new (or “novel” in the words of the statute) — which generally means it can’t be identical to any single product or reference. Quite simply, this prevents you from patenting ideas that already exist in the public sphere or in previously-filed patent applications.
But at the next level, your invention needs to be inventive (or “non-obvious” in the words of the statute) — that is, more than a trivial variation of prior art. That means an invention typically can’t be patented if a person of ordinary skill in the relevant field of technology could derive the invention from the prior art by making obvious changes or substitutions.
It’s also important to inform the patent office if you know of any prior art that’s material to the patentability of the invention claimed in your patent application. Specifically, all inventors (and anyone substantively involved with a patent application) have a duty of disclosure, candor, and good faith in dealing with the patent office. Complying with this obligation is often easy, as the patent office provides a specific procedure for telling them about any relevant prior art."
They can make a case on the first level but the inventive part not a chance.
The bolded portion is the noose around Rockwell's proverbial patent neck assuming they didn't make reference to the Bohin in the patent application.
The patent should not have been granted because their razor is not a novel invention.
If this razor design wasn’t popular or effective, no one would want to pilfer it.
Good example: Parker Variant is a Merkur Progress clone. At the very least, its an equal shave to the Progress, better features, less cost. Capitalism rocks!
Good example: Parker Variant is a Merkur Progress clone. At the very least, its an equal shave to the Progress, better features, less cost. Capitalism rocks!
Oh...and to be politically correct, thats my opinion, YMMV, etc, etc.
I believe the handle is sliiiightly less polished than the head, right?