This razor is gorgeous. Congrats on giving up the a sauce, too.Paradigm Diamondback
Gift to myself for giving up booze for 12 months. Looks like a museum piece.
This razor is gorgeous. Congrats on giving up the a sauce, too.Paradigm Diamondback
Gift to myself for giving up booze for 12 months. Looks like a museum piece.
Although you do not have to do this immediately, I recommend that you apply some petroleum jelly to all mating (moving) surfaces. That will really smooth out the razor's adjustment settings.A "River Lake" Futur knock-off (AKA rebadged Ming Shi 2000S) arrived while I was mowing the lawn, today.
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Interestingly, those areas were already coated with grease (looks and feels like the Lucas high-pressure red lithium grease that I have in my workshop). All of the razor's moving parts were smooth right out of the box, so I left it alone.Although you do not have to do this immediately, I recommend that you apply some petroleum jelly to all mating (moving) surfaces. That will really smooth out the razor's adjustment settings.
There are plenty of instructions on the internet on how to disassemble this razor and it is reasonably simple to do (and reassemble). Should only take about 5 minutes to do. Reapply about every 6 to 12 months.
I also apply a light smear of petroleum jelly to the two round locating pins on the top plate each time I change the blade. This helps reduce any ware that might occur there do to friction with the stainless steel securing wires.
Very nice!!!I opened these today
This lockdown is playing havoc with my bank balance but bulking out the shaving supplies
A trade off well worth making
Love it.
Trust me, I do too!Love it.