Mainly, any Fatip OC, or any Fatip, or my Fatip Lo Storto.
Nice wood! That Ultra-Cheap Chinese Gillette is extremely underrated. It Keeps to the light weight form of an original Tech & shaves just as well. I got one from AliExpress for around $3 and was impressed enough that I got several more to give away to friends interested in taking up wet shaving. It shaves better & smoother than many of those clunky & heavy zamak wünders costing much more.Currently it's my 2020 SS Gillette Tech* (P&G made in China) on a custom olive wood handle.
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* Hardly Wolfman money.
Same!Classic: Gillette Slim
Modern: Rex Ambassador
Stunning! Absolutely beautiful razor.The D3 out for a spin [emoji7]
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Down to 1 Razor: Timeless TI Polished Scalloped cap on Timeless Bronze .38 Solid Bar baseplate with Graphite Muhle Hexagon Handle
Started with an Edwin Jagger Ivory D87 passed down from Grandfather that had the Top cap threads damaged.
Purchased a Muhle Hexagon with similar Head brass threads(I believe) rather than older Pot. Was easier to learn without the Freeplay (slop) with aforementioned top cap, but did not like the balance of weight.
Put the Muhle Head on the Edwin Jagger handle and it felt much better. (Slighty shorter handle, made it more 'head' heavy)
Ordered the Timeless Bronze baseplate for Heft with Titanium Cap for the longer handled Hexagon and balance-weight felt perfect with better wet-stabilty ergonomics from the handle.
Gave the Ivory Edwin Jagger with new Muhle head to my brother.
I think I am just trying to lock down a razor-pairing. (Astra SP were okay; Feather Hi-stainless have worked well.View attachment 1137578View attachment 1137579
Down to 1 Razor: Timeless TI Polished Scalloped cap on Timeless Bronze .38 Solid Bar baseplate with Graphite Muhle Hexagon Handle
Started with an Edwin Jagger Ivory D87 passed down from Grandfather that had the Top cap threads damaged.
Purchased a Muhle Hexagon with similar Head brass threads(I believe) rather than older Pot. Was easier to learn without the Freeplay (slop) with aforementioned top cap, but did not like the balance of weight.
Put the Muhle Head on the Edwin Jagger handle and it felt much better. (Slighty shorter handle, made it more 'head' heavy)
Ordered the Timeless Bronze baseplate for Heft with Titanium Cap for the longer handled Hexagon and balance-weight felt perfect with better wet-stabilty ergonomics from the handle.
Gave the Ivory Edwin Jagger with new Muhle head to my brother.
I think I am just trying to lock down a razor-pairing. (Astra SP were okay; Feather Hi-stainless have worked well.View attachment 1137578View attachment 1137579