PLANofMAN
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PLANofMAN

Paperboy, Male, 38, from Oregon

https://www.etsy.com/shop/EnvyShave Posting this here so I remember how to find that shop again. :) May 11, 2016

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    1. beatroot
      beatroot
      hello I read your post about the 5 second de sharpener and I had to buy two..... lol. I am wondering if u latch it then slide the razor blade or leave it unlatched ? I have also been using a twinplex on treet blades, seems better results, but I like the 5 second one (smaller) but when I latch it the blade seems to catch.
      Jan 30, 2017
      2. PLANofMAN
        PLANofMAN
        I also have two. If I remember correctly, one of mine was slightly out of alignment and also "caught." They are fairly easy to disassemble. Lay the "hones" on top of each other and look for bent parts. They can be bent with pliers.

        They were designed for the old three hole Gillette blades, which were much thicker than modern blades.
        Jan 30, 2017
      3. PLANofMAN
        PLANofMAN
        The Twinplex was designed for the more "modern" thinner Gillette carbon blades, which is why you are probably seeing better results with that. They are fun to play with, though.
        Jan 30, 2017
    2. preidy
      preidy
      Do your have any source's on the history (different types) of Gillette metal blade holders? The ones that started appearing in the sets in the late 1900's until around the 1930's. Regards Pat.
      Sep 13, 2016
      2. PLANofMAN
        PLANofMAN
        Mr.Razor would be the best source of information on those.
        Sep 13, 2016
      3. preidy
        preidy
        Ya I've already looked that over. It gave me a pretty good idea of the time frames for the striker plate models vs the smooth bottom etc. Just though maybe another source out there that I missed. Thanks for the reply. Pat
        Sep 14, 2016
      4. PLANofMAN
        PLANofMAN
        I wasn't talking about the site. I was talking about the person who runs it. @mr-razor
        Sep 14, 2016
    3. PLANofMAN
      PLANofMAN
      May 11, 2016
    4. gregkw1
      gregkw1
      Hello greg here. Did I hear on one of your threads you decided to open one of your vintage razor blade dispensers to put into one of your boxed razors? If your interested I just aquired a unopened 4 pack of the 10 blade dispenser still in the box with the cellophane wrapper still intact. Let me know if your interested.
      May 1, 2016
      2. PLANofMAN
        PLANofMAN
        Yeah I opened a sealed pack to put in my #58 set. All I'd be interested in would be an unopened pack wrapped in cellophane...without a box.

        If I feel the urge to shave with carbon blades, I have a couple thousand Buper Blues in a factory storage container.

        I appreciate your thinking of me though, thanks. :)
        May 1, 2016
    5. gregkw1
      gregkw1
      Hi Greg again. Hope you don't mind me bothering you again. Are there any circumstances that I would have that fat boy red dot replated?
      Mar 22, 2016
      2. PLANofMAN
        PLANofMAN
        Mar 30, 2016
    6. gregkw1
      gregkw1
      I am asking you this because I think you can answer it best there were two Fatboy red dots made .
      1 a 1958 prototype called the red point I believe it was D1 then there was a 1960 Fatboy Red Dot F4 ....did you know this and which one would be considered more rare
      Mar 19, 2016
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        PLANofMAN
        I sent you a PM.
        Mar 19, 2016
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      PLANofMAN
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