1. The original handle is "Rosie O'Donnell" and the Wolfman is more like Kate Upton..
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  2. image.jpg In that case I vote wolfman!
  3. OK, I can look at my Stahly again. Where do I get the Upton handle! LOL
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  4. Be patient Grasshopper.
  5. Hi Herm I just wanted you to know I took your advice. After trying and failing, over the last month, to get a decent shave out of a Rolls Razor, apparently I just can't shave with a straight either on or off a stick.:happy097: I kept patiently searching ebay for a Stahly. I just made a B.I.N. on one for $25 with free shipping, I figure the razor cost me $20 and based on my research I don't see getting one cheaper as possible. Anyway thanks for the advice honorable Master. :smiley respect:
  6. Grats on scoring one. I had another one or two shaves with the head on various handles and I really like it. Super efficient and mild at the same time.
    Using it on the original handle was....fun....but did not allow the head to show how good it really is - so slap it onto your handle of choice :)
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  7. I will use it with the original handle the first time, but I can't wait to try it with my other handles. I also have a Star shave head that has the same skeleton key looking holes on the blade plate. I can't wait to try it with the Stahly handle.:)
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  8. Nice hunting! See, your razor was waiting out there for you! :happy088:

    :thanks:Thanks for your kind words, but I still consider myself a rookie at this wet shaving stuff. 16 months in and I'm still learning. BTW, you're braver than I am. I'm not sure I would try a Rolls. :shocked003: I know they're out there, but I'm chicken. :scared011:
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  9. Most vintage Rolls razors are not shave ready, due to previous owners being rather lax in maintaining them. They are a pain to hone correctly.

    Once they're set up properly, they work great, but I won't go that route again unless I come across NOS blades.
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  10. Trust me your not missing anything. I'm not ignorant to getting a razor sharp, even scary sharp edge on a knife, but honing a shaving blade is a whole nother animal. To be kind it was a ROUGH shave!:happy102: I had to finish the shave with my Weber. The Rolls is on the bench until I'm ready/willing at the minimum, to have it professionally honed. Then maybe I'll try it again.
    In the mean time, I've got my new Stahly shave head coming and I am excited to give it a try.:)
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  11. Any way to get parts? I have my eye on one that needs seals and doesn't catch well and needs work. It looks really good.
  12. Nevermind I found plenty of links with disassembly and repair. Google translate was my friend.

    EDIT: the girlfriend vetoed any more razors for now. I'll just look at them for awhile.
  13. [makes a whip cracking sound]
  14. I wear the pants but, she picks the color and tells me what leg to put on first.

    I'm okay with it.
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  15. @DDuckyMark @mrchick
    Welcome to the "Stahly club" - ok, ok I promise I won't actually make a "club" :D
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  16. Don't need a club, but this was an interesting read. After I try mine with the original functioning handle, I'll see which others fit.
    A question for Stahly owners; The guard bars look like they would roll. Mine don't. Should they?
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  17. No, it's a fixed bar.
    Do try it on other handles - maybe one of the best vintage DE heads ever made.
  18. Agreed!
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  19. Now we just need to talk PAA into copying it. :)
  20. It's one of my favorites as well. I have mine on a Weber Bulldog handle and it's a a great shaver.
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