I feel for those who want one of these highly celebrated razors. It must be an exercise in futility. 
WOLFMAN Razor - Waiting List
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Rhody
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A rather clever woman I once knew was fond of saying, "Be careful of what you want. You just might get it."
I'm not a coder but I'm. Up for the challenge. What do I need to Google to learn this type of coding?
web scraping + notification client is where I would start.
sorry but it's not my area of expertise; I do statistical computing and it's a different set of knowledge.
You could write a program in Microsoft VB to do this, using Visual Studio.
So how smooth is this configuration on
Your WR2 if you could talk about the
OC and SB aggressiveness, I mean does
One side feel particularly more dangerous
Than the other. I'm not talking about
Efficiency here, I'm asking if the Threat
Of a Bite is more pronounced than usual
When all things are considered.
Just how noticeable is this phenomenon
Of uneven blade wear either real or
Percieved? In your opinion.
I flip and rotate the blade and don’t use it more than a half dozen times before replacing it. It doesn’t bother me.
I sold this razor awhile back the OC on the WR2 was not any more efficient than the SB equivalent for me and the OC was not as smooth. My newest WR2 is a Ti 1.45 SB it is as smooth as my 1.35 was but more efficient
Have you ever used a 1.55 wr2 in either metal?
No the highest is a 1.45 in SS I was loaned for a short period and the Ti 1.45 I recently purchased. The Ti is slightly smoother and the SS may be a touch more efficient.
I wrote mine in Java. There are some on damnfineshave that have written there own app - they get to try all of the gaps. Hopefully with Wolfmans new google form other folks will get the opportunity to purchase.
I have a SS 1.55 on the way. I'll let you know how it goes Lol
I look forward to hearing your thoughts. @AJSharp put 3 shims in his 1.45 so I guess that would be close to a 1.75 and he said it was still smoothI have a SS 1.55 on the way. I'll let you know how it goes Lol
@Shavemd I posted on another site my recent experimentation shimming my newly acquired Wolfman Ti WR2 145. The top cap of the WR2 lends itself very nicely, easily and safely to using shim(s). If a DE razor blade is 0.04" = 0.1026 mm thickness then when I used 3 shims it would increase the 1.45 gap to over 1.75 which, for me, was still smooth with some blade feel and extremely efficient. Visually using 3 shims you can see the increase in this gap whereas only a single shim is tough to "see". Even if you never plan on using shims you can try it to get an idea of how a larger gap razor will work for you - think of it as a "poor man's prototype". Oh and don't be afraid as you wont' ruin or scratch the finish of your razor.
Hannah's Dad
I Can See Better Than Bigfoot.
I put 3 shims in my WR2 1.25 SB this morning. Same buttery smoothness, but a much closer shave resulted after only 2 passes. And the AS splash revealed zero sting. Amazing comfort and efficiency.
You are a brave man, Dan! I have 1 shim in my WR2 1.15 SB lined up for a shave next week and thought I was all that... ha.
Hannah's Dad
I Can See Better Than Bigfoot.
Nah ... the shave this morning was still really smooth with a fresh Personna Blue blade (very steep angle). It didn’t feel the least bit dangerous, Tom.
