Can this be used for peening? for straight razor scales?
1965831
I dont see why not. It might be difficult to get it really smooth next to your finished material. Good luck
1965832
Sorry can't help with question. I used it for a hidden hinge pin on small jewelry box.
1760016
I've never used the Gillette Sensor so I can't say with certainty. But I think the Heavyweight All Metal Chrome probably wouldn't accommodate the Sensor blades.
992123
I use it on my henckels and it works great. Just Google "knife sharpening with a whetstone". YouTube also has a lot of videos that will help you on " HOW TO". Just search same as google. (Coarse is always used first).
132590
Yes parker straight razors are the best . A shave with a straight razor will not leave bumps or irritation to skin with shave soap
384104
I use straights rather than double edge razors, so I can't answer with certainty; however, I do find it slick enough for use with a straight razor despite my hard water and arid climate. I have to work quickly with all soaps, and this one is no exception, but it does retain lubricity long enough to complete a full pass. I try other things but keep coming back to this soap.
1639019
I'm not familiar with your razor, however, if it is a multiple blade configuration then there is no way to control the angle of attack as all blades are set together. I use Gillette Fusion blades and the razor sharpener has worked well. I'm on the same cartridge now for 2 months, I use to get 1 week use out of a cartridge.
1884143
not really, no. you drag the blade through the grooves... works best on a straight-edge.
898517
Please do not disfigure your Ka-Bar with this plastic, Made-In-China blade-destroyer! At best it's capable of sharpening thin-bladed kitchen knives. I initially used it on my Old-Faithful Cutco Chef's Knife and it damn near killed it. Thankfully I'm skilled w/ an old school whetstone and have some finish-grade metal files on hand. This tool should be avoided unless you're looking for something to sharpen very thin knives. Even then you must apply light pressure or you will dig in to the blade and make chips.
2126320
It didn't work well for me either. I took off a lot of steel shavings using it but it was never razor sharp. Try a stone. I wonder if you run it through their sharpener then a stone if it doesn't sharpen up quick.
1222766
I use it sparingly at 100% to clean guns. Perhaps, depending on your specific purpose, you could successfully mix it with water but that might also invite rusting.
803666
Yes. This isn't a blade. It's a chunk of metal, you'd have to do ALOT of sharpening.
1836594
It's just for safety razors, but I mainly bought it to hold the brush so it dries right. Don't know if there is a stand for a straight razor.
1726284
I don't use the shaver for that purpose so I don't know. However, I would not be afraid to try it because of how it handles the other areas...especially since the shaver is meant to be used wet with a generous amount of shaving cream.
1521926
You could use it for the fronds if absolutely necessary; however, dead fronds usually come loose naturally. It is my understanding that the scales should be removed only manually.
814755
Yes but it isn['t that effective. It does not work successfully for me anywhere. I wind up using a razor after all. A waste of money.
2048436
I don't see why not. I use it with fusion blades. all the device does is wipe away the soap and stubble build up which they claim causes the blade to feel dull if left on. I have a heavy beard and have used the same blade now since Oct 20, 2013. I'm thinking about changing to a new blade but this one does not feel very rough.
81995
Yes, just let the Razor saw do the work. You can use it to open doors, hoods, chop tops, on any plastic models. the uses don't stop there. I have used it to repair the Nut on a guitar, cutting foam parts for RC Models. The uses are countless. I've even used it to cut trim pieces for my truck.