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I received a Gold Dollar 66 purchased in Ali 20days ago. It cost $4 with shipping included.
My first feeling was not that bad. Finish and polishing was little to non existent. bit it was well within anyone 's expectation who purchase Gold Dollar 66. There were noticeable scratches all over the spine and tang of the blade.
I reduced the notorious stabilizer with Dremel. Did I do it well?
Actually, it was not done by me. I didn't do anything on it. It is just the way when I first received it. Maybe this one is an improved model after all guys complaining about it for years. There's nothing getting in the way when honing. It just sits flat on the honing stone.
It didnt cut hair right out of the box. So I reset the bevel and honed it. It shaves as well as any other razors which cost 30 times more. To be honest, I prefer its shaving quality to some well known modern razor makers from Solingen.
I am quite impressed. It looks ugly but it is honed well, shaves great, just cost about a cup of coffee. and no need to modify the stabilizer any more.
My first feeling was not that bad. Finish and polishing was little to non existent. bit it was well within anyone 's expectation who purchase Gold Dollar 66. There were noticeable scratches all over the spine and tang of the blade.
I reduced the notorious stabilizer with Dremel. Did I do it well?
Actually, it was not done by me. I didn't do anything on it. It is just the way when I first received it. Maybe this one is an improved model after all guys complaining about it for years. There's nothing getting in the way when honing. It just sits flat on the honing stone.
It didnt cut hair right out of the box. So I reset the bevel and honed it. It shaves as well as any other razors which cost 30 times more. To be honest, I prefer its shaving quality to some well known modern razor makers from Solingen.
I am quite impressed. It looks ugly but it is honed well, shaves great, just cost about a cup of coffee. and no need to modify the stabilizer any more.