I find the D plate to be quite a step up from the C plate. I get a much closer shave. Had a wonderful shave yesterday with a D plate and a SuperMax Diamond Edge.
I find the D plate to be quite a step up from the C plate. I get a much closer shave. Had a wonderful shave yesterday with a D plate and a SuperMax Diamond Edge.
As per the Reddit AMA - AA through B are negative and C is actually just on the positive side, by about .001.Do you know of any reference to blade exposure, etc? I've seen the blade gap chart before, and it just goes up by the same interval. Thus one would assume it is a gradual, smooth and consistent transition between plates. However, I feel some change more than others. I figure this is due to the other factors... Blade exposure, etc..
Thanks.
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As per the Reddit AMA - AA through B are negative and C is actually just on the positive side, by about .001.
I had the same question. This was the best I could find.
I am also again thinking about an OC plate when it releases. The whole concept is for longer growths, right? So if I shave every other day like clockwork, I'm kind of wasting my money? Still, I cant help but wonder if it would have some unexpected new feel or efficiency. Lol. We shall see.
I guess it depends on the design. My Merkur 15c can plow through 5 days growth no problem - you can't clog it. But I always attributed that to the fact that there is no blade gap. The blade is tightened against the comb. Same with Fatip. What I read about the Karve is he is trying to figure out which base plate to make the OC from - which makes me think he is making one from his traditional base plates, which means it will have gap.I am also again thinking about an OC plate when it releases. The whole concept is for longer growths, right?
Ooh, do you think it'll just be one gap for the OC? That's interesting. It would make sense, based on the experience you describe.I guess it depends on the design. My Merkur 15c can plow through 5 days growth no problem - you can't clog it. But I always attributed that to the fact that there is no blade gap. The blade is tightened against the comb. Same with Fatip. What I read about the Karve is he is trying to figure out which base plate to make the OC from - which makes me think he is making one from his traditional base plates, which means it will have gap.
Is that how Chris has referred to what he's mfg'g? I've not seen that anywhere.Interesting . . . what about OC1, OC2, and OC3 plates, where the gaps fall solidly in between the A/B, B/C, and C/D gaps used in the original CB razor?
Fatip allows more hair to pass through the OC.Any particular reason?