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Post by HoosierTrooper on Feb 9, 2010 8:30:25 GMT -5
I was digging around in the miscellaneous drawer of my tool chest and found an old box of SE blades made by Stanley. I don't remeber how long ago I bought them.Hell, I don't even remeber buying them! They are shiny and show no signs of rust so I'm assuming they are stainless steel. I'm thinking of popping one in and having a go just to see how they are.
What's the worst that can happen? Uh, wait, don't answer that.
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mrguy
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Post by mrguy on Feb 9, 2010 11:17:33 GMT -5
My quick trip into hardware blades left me with no damage, it also left me with all the whiskers I started with. They have been too dull to cut anything, which makes sense, I guess. Scraper blades really don't need a prefect edge, the first crash into old paint and the edge would be ruined anyway. I'd say go for it, we are using "safety" razors, right?  |
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Post by wchnu on Feb 9, 2010 12:39:50 GMT -5
We want pictures before they sew everything up  Fuzzy |
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Post by HoosierTrooper on Feb 9, 2010 19:02:58 GMT -5
So, maybe this isn't the best idea I've had recently.
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Post by wchnu on Feb 10, 2010 15:34:06 GMT -5
So, maybe this isn't the best idea I've had recently. LOL will probably not hurt anything really.. but I would think they shaves would be bad to worse. Those are just not made to shave.. I have heard of using the stanley carpet blades in a Durham.., but that is the only one that will fit and if you get any kind of shave it is fun just cause you are using one. again YMMV Fuzzy |
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