No pictures? Just got in my copper twin helix yesterday.
Guess I will need to find the maze to complete the set.
Guess I will need to find the maze to complete the set.
Nice. You buy these used? Their site still says July or AugustNo pictures? Just got in my copper twin helix yesterday.
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Guess I will need to find the maze to complete the set.
GotchaSecond hand, it's the old style anyway. Don't think Brian will be making handles when he reopens, just heads. Unless he has old stock to move.
Level ones pop up from time to time on the BST. I posted this elsewhere but this is from the CG newsletter
I always wanted to try a level one but missed out but now I’m pretty comfortable with the 2
Just got the WR2 1.35 gap and just love smooth and efficientLvl 3 just wasn't a smooth experience for me...something about the geometry I suspect.
A wolfman 1.35 gap WR2 would be ideal to provide similar closeness... and would be a lot
smoother...but of course the price would be higher.
Same as to the newsletter. But it looks from what was posted they are not meeting their to stay but I’m sure it’s challenging. Good to hear about the everyday. I had a chance but didn’t get one back then. Maybe I’m the future.I have bought many razors from the CG site, and signed up for the newsletter multiple times, but never get it.
Anyways, If @Rhody wants to try a Level 1 and cant find one, the Everyday razor is an evolution of the Level 1 platform. I have an Everyday, and while I dont have a Level 1, the Everday is a great razor with a nice mild daily-driver profile.
I have the revised level 2. I think. When I got that the level 1s were out of production so I got the 2. I like it but I have to respect it and stay focused using it. I have two CG handles so I’ll be up for the possibility of an everyday head in the future.The newer generation (pre-Everyday) are close in feel for either level. Obviously the level 2 is more efficient. The difference is more apparent in the original heads. I didn't care for the original level 2 (or 3) but the improved level 2 is way smoother and holds the blade better. I think the Everyday was supposed to be a 1.5 but never tried one.
The newer generation (pre-Everyday) are close in feel for either level. Obviously the level 2 is more efficient. The difference is more apparent in the original heads. I didn't care for the original level 2 (or 3) but the improved level 2 is way smoother and holds the blade better. I think the Everyday was supposed to be a 1.5 but never tried one.
I have the revised level 2. I think. When I got that the level 1s were out of production so I got the 2. I like it but I have to respect it and stay focused using it. I have two CG handles so I’ll be up for the possibility of an everyday head in the future.
Level 3, the Gen 1 is way over the top. I can use it. And I get some of the best shaves of my life with it.
They were between $175-$225.out of curiosity, when Charcoal Goods were actively selling razors, how much did they go for? I've been keeping my eye on them reopening but if they have the same ridiculous price points that Wolfman does, count me out
They were between $175-$225.
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Thanks for that. It appears that I have one of each. I will have to do a comparison.Here is a chart that used to be on the CG website a few years back. It is very helpful. The Gen 2 mostly have two shorter slots and circle hole in the middle of each solid bar. The Gen 1 have three slots. There are variations of this of course. Hope this helps.
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It's getting harder to get one these days. Would not surprise me if the older ones with the more unique handles to fetch $300 or more, I think it's a seller's market at this point.hey as long as it's not 500 bucks they'll have my attention