That the WWII UK Military razor turned out to be an absolutely stellar razor!
My two passes with it felt smooth (on the aggressive side) and left me with a 100% clean shaven face. Truly impressed and this will, based on just today's shave, end up near the top of of my ranked razors. Excellent, excellent razor!

I have really be focusing on pressure lately. It's insane how long I've been using just a touch to much pressure. Better shaves from here on out!

I went back to 9 on the FB for the first pass and it was great! My face feels very smooth and comfortable. I dialed down to 3 for the ATG and, even though the AS stung more than if I had used my 39c, the shave itself was close and comfortable. Still learning this razor, but very happy with the results so far.

That was my main problem. Seems like I can shave with anything now that I'm mindful of pressure.

Gentlemen, from my last shave...

I learned that short, deliberate strokes yield the best results near the chin and jawline.

I've tried that technique on my chin. Just can't get it down. Need to work on it. My hairs grow in all different directions there. Still working on that

I have been doing WTG, then XTG, using a Schick injector.

That's a good idea.

Same here! It made all the difference for me this morning.

Due to the dastardly combo of the grain direction and the contours of the jawline, a perfect storm occurs as the hand/razor is forced into an awkward approach, especially closer to the ear side of the face, in order to achieve the proper stroke.

(Or something like that)

Or just use the perfect solution, that I employ - grow a goatee!

i learned that i really really really like my slim...im not going to say that it has dethroned my FB, but im really liking the slim.

I learned this morning that it was the lower setting passes with my FB that were giving me weepers! I did the first two passes set on 9, and got a superb shave. I think I was subconsciously putting more pressure on when I was using lower settings.

I learnt that maybe I shouldn't buy discontinued products...because odds are that, like in this case, I'll fall completely in love with them...and won't be able to keep using them....

R.I.P. Fitjar and your amazing Isrose shaving cream - it's really outstanding.

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Gentlemen, from my last shave...

I learned that some days I don't really learn anything.

I had one for years till I started wet shaving.

I've been using less pressure on the razor and have been getting a better shave. I believe the focus on brushes and soap has lead to this.

Been there done that.

It's funny how that works. Focus on one thing and it takes the pressure off the other areas. Nice!

I realized that I like the Gillette FatBoy better at higher settings, since that seems to help me remember to use no pressure.

I made the mistake of trying a Schick Platinum DE blade from a passaround box. Might be the best blade I've ever used...