Smooth and sharp ..... pretty perfect, and a great blade for my Rockwell 6C razor.
While I see your point, I found this thread in particular helpful because I'd seen so many Nacet praises that I bought 100 of them, only to have such a bad experience that I wondered if they were counterfeit (though they came from a very reputable vendor). This conversation restored my confidence in the vendor, if not the blades.I'll never understand what is to be learned from these threads.
While I see your point, I found this thread in particular helpful because I'd seen so many Nacet praises that I bought 100 of them, only to have such a bad experience that I wondered if they were counterfeit (though they came from a very reputable vendor). This conversation restored my confidence in the vendor, if not the blades.
I also find it fascinating to see such variance. More than the usual "YMMV", I think.
Interesting theory, and you may be right. Look at the polarization on what many agree is the sharpest blade - Feather!You will see variance on every blade. Ask me what I think about PolSilver. Blades which tend either way from average sharpness you'd expect to see a bit more variance than others. As Nacet is on the more sharp end of the spectrum, such variance shouldn't be surprising.