The price is right at least!
Don't really like that safety style for a Gibbs, and of course who knows what the geometry is. But it's so cheap that it's an easy one to try.
I think I'm waiting for them to confirm my order to see about it...........
I'm attempting to be a businessman buying 1 sample to try it out. Waiting on confirmationExcellent price. Only caveat? You need to buy a few hundred.....
Shoot, she's outspending my shave gear budget thentake a look in your lady's closet at her $300, $400 or $1200 designer shoes ... mind blowing
Their response was that razor is still in testing.........Excellent price. Only caveat? You need to buy a few hundred.....
You guys that have been following this thread have been kept up to date, so no big surprises here. I would just like everything wrapped up and all in one thread.
I finished off the new version 4 last night and today was the first shave with it and it shaves just like a Gibbs should. I also decided that since the trend today is towards bigger gaps, this one was going to open up to the equivalent of 8 or 9, so I fitted the handle accordingly.
I'm going to put a few more shaves on it before I Nickel plate the adjuster plate. I also need to make a new stem to replace the one that I destroyed in order to dismantle the the razor in the first place.
I haven't got the drop-in / keep-all-original-parts-untouched version that I am looking for but I do have an awesome Gibbs
Nice job Claudio! how did you destroy the stem?
and just eyeball the alignment, which is what you do anyway if you scissor the ends of the blade
Saw this too lateIf anyone is interested its 440 EST and there is a reasonably priced adjustable Gibbs on ebay for the next 45 minutes
Oh Kyle @uacowboyFor those of you that trim the edges of the blade, here is a cheap solution for centering the blades.
Developed by Fabien in France - it works great. Its up on Thingiverse, so warm those 3D printers up.
Gibbs Blade Centering Plugs
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Wow, great solution !Keep searching Ebay. The only reason that I bought the third brass one is that I found it as a "Buy Now" for $30 - so they do come up.
Some of them don't dial down to 1. What has happened there is that the piece with the thread has rotated slightly and you need to rotate it back.
I made the below clamp to do it. You tighten the clamp and rotate the top piece back. This is a piece of scrap nylon that I split, inserted a piece of cardboard between the two halves and drilled an 8mm hole into. All the nylon clamp does is not damage the thread while holding it.
The one that I got for $30 (mentioned above) stopped at 2.
I'll post the Notching solution tomorrow for you