Hi everyone,
Just recieved a new(ish) Merkur Vision 2000 from flea bay for a reasonable price and in great nick! Have just been playing about with the settings and I recall from my days of shaving with the Progress that there is a "calibration" mark (dot) on the razor itself - does this exist on the Vision? Only thing I can see is the little Merkur 'head' logo - is this meant to be what the various settings match up to? If so I believe my razor could be defective in some way - the settings don't seem to match up i.e. if the above logic is right, the 'V' should show least exposure while 'N' should show the most?
Secondly, when I close it up (i.e. feels like it can't be turned anymore) the head still has a bit of a 'rattle' i.e. there is some play still left in it - is this normal? Granted I have not tried it with a blade yet but I'm thinking this shouldn't be the way they are?
Lastly - like adjsutable Gillettes, does the head have to be loosened in any way to allow free movement of the head assembly during adjustments?
Thanks
R.
Just recieved a new(ish) Merkur Vision 2000 from flea bay for a reasonable price and in great nick! Have just been playing about with the settings and I recall from my days of shaving with the Progress that there is a "calibration" mark (dot) on the razor itself - does this exist on the Vision? Only thing I can see is the little Merkur 'head' logo - is this meant to be what the various settings match up to? If so I believe my razor could be defective in some way - the settings don't seem to match up i.e. if the above logic is right, the 'V' should show least exposure while 'N' should show the most?
Secondly, when I close it up (i.e. feels like it can't be turned anymore) the head still has a bit of a 'rattle' i.e. there is some play still left in it - is this normal? Granted I have not tried it with a blade yet but I'm thinking this shouldn't be the way they are?
Lastly - like adjsutable Gillettes, does the head have to be loosened in any way to allow free movement of the head assembly during adjustments?
Thanks
R.