and a box of butterfly bandages.
Don't see these often. Williams safety razor.
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What’s the purpose of the three holes on the handle?
Adam
Adam
I figured they were to channel the blood into the palm of your hand.
Quite a patent reach-around!
Very cool, nonetheless.
AA
Very cool, nonetheless.
AA
Thank you!
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Thanks for sharing your experience Todd. It is an interesting razor.
I don't believe you. I'm pretty sure that the razor has taken over your body and is just using you as a vessel to get the rest of us to purchase its brethren so they can take over the world.
The last picture, where the razor is gray looks pretty bad-***, I have to say.
This week, the count goes up to four. My user above is on the right.
ERS4
My exploding razor knows secrets
Always thought the concept of this razor was so interesting.
I envy you so much, I haven't found one yet.
ERS4
My exploding razor knows secrets
Wow, you put love into this razor.They look gorgeous replated in Rhodium.
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This is definitely the most gorgeous Williams razor I have seen so far.
ERS4
My exploding razor knows secrets
After nearly a year, I finally found a "Williams Razor".
Holding the razor in my hands, I think I like it even more.
Because the material is thick enough, it doesn't feel like you're holding a loose piece of iron; Williams secures the blade in a very stable way, so shaving is easy and enjoyable.
I must also take an iconic "split" photo.
The "STO" (split to open) mechanism leaves an amazing page in the history of shaving.
The flushing process is also worth recording.
Since this razor has no real base plate at all, you can see the exposed blade directly from under the head.
The relative advantage is that it is very easy to rinse and dry. When you turn on the faucet, stubble and lather will be sprayed directly from the comb.
No more arguments about "whether to leave the blade in the razor"-- This is a razor that brings peace.
Holding the razor in my hands, I think I like it even more.
Because the material is thick enough, it doesn't feel like you're holding a loose piece of iron; Williams secures the blade in a very stable way, so shaving is easy and enjoyable.
I must also take an iconic "split" photo.
The "STO" (split to open) mechanism leaves an amazing page in the history of shaving.
The flushing process is also worth recording.
Since this razor has no real base plate at all, you can see the exposed blade directly from under the head.
The relative advantage is that it is very easy to rinse and dry. When you turn on the faucet, stubble and lather will be sprayed directly from the comb.
No more arguments about "whether to leave the blade in the razor"-- This is a razor that brings peace.
Now that's... split to open. 
I checked again, I am sober.
Amazing razor, at least in this regard!
I checked again, I am sober.
Amazing razor, at least in this regard!
ERS4
My exploding razor knows secrets
Now that's... split to open.
I checked again, I am sober.
Amazing razor, at least in this regard!
Take a second photo while the weather is nice and the light is sufficient.
Almost the entire blade can be seen from below - so naked, it is still firmly clamped.
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