For those that have one- are the early stainless baseplates marked in any way? I have seen pics, with only 1 brass plate having a "T" stamp. How do you know what you have? I just found an Evolution baseplate on the 'bay, and the seller wasn't sure. Worst case scenario, I take some 200 grit wet/dry and open the gap up myself, but if someone can provide a clue...? Please & thank you!
Question about Asylum EVO Model T plate
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I am looking for this razor, I thought all was quiet.
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It is.
As IRC, the Evo was offered as a set, original and Model T baseplates, and a few T baseplates alone. Purely by chance, I came across an Evo baseplate on ebay. The seller had had a set, and was not sure if he'd previously sold the razor with the original or T plate. I took a chance and it was an original plate, like I already had. I was able to use 400 and 600 diamond plates to lower the guard, and just behind it, by about 1mm. It looks very similar to the T plates, and the shave is much more rewarding. Somewhat smoother than my Darwin and just as efficient.
Good luck on the hunt!
As IRC, the Evo was offered as a set, original and Model T baseplates, and a few T baseplates alone. Purely by chance, I came across an Evo baseplate on ebay. The seller had had a set, and was not sure if he'd previously sold the razor with the original or T plate. I took a chance and it was an original plate, like I already had. I was able to use 400 and 600 diamond plates to lower the guard, and just behind it, by about 1mm. It looks very similar to the T plates, and the shave is much more rewarding. Somewhat smoother than my Darwin and just as efficient.Good luck on the hunt!
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