Re:Harry’s Will Be Sold to Owner of Schick for $1.37B
by canada_dry on Friday May 10, 2019 @04:17PM
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Or... print your own:
Re:Harry’s Will Be Sold to Owner of Schick for $1.37B
by tomcam on Saturday May 11, 2019 @02:40AM
(#19884944)
Man, I love the 21st century. Thank you.
Re:Harry’s Will Be Sold to Owner of Schick for $1.37B
by mikelward on Friday May 10, 2019 @03:33PM
(#19881450)
Merkur makes the 23C which has a long handle.
https://www.amazon.com/Merkur-Long-Handled-Safety-Razor/dp/B...
Re:Harry’s Will Be Sold to Owner of Schick for $1.37B
by tomcam on Friday May 10, 2019 @04:04PM
(#19881705)
Thanks. That’s the second one I purchased. It seems like I’m an outlier. They’re all incredibly short by my standards, yet modern cartridge razors often have handles that work well for me.
Re:Harry’s Will Be Sold to Owner of Schick for $1.37B
by mikelward on Friday May 10, 2019 @08:39PM
(#19883637)
I have the shorter 34C. It's certainly shorter than a current cartridge razor, but it's just long enough for me to fit all four fingers side-by-side.
Re:Harry’s Will Be Sold to Owner of Schick for $1.37B
by fotbr on Friday May 10, 2019 @08:28PM
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Find your local makerspace, or community college with a machinist program, and ask if anyone would be interested in making you a custom handle.
I turned a simple aluminum handle when I switched to a DE safety razor, because I had the same reaction to what was available. Matched the thread of the one I purchased, turned the handle a bit longer and fatter, and then knurled the lower 3/4ths of it.
It's a very easy and fun lathe project with very few critical dimensions.
I purchased a Merkur because it had awesome reviews, then got their “large” size but they’re both laughably small IMHO.
P.S. I claim I’m older and boringer, but I wasn’t smart enough to snag that username ;)