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roy entwistle06/10/2013 08:42:09
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Doe's anyone know if it's possible to sharpen rotary shaver cutters ie philips

or remington I thought possibly lapping on diamond lap I have 600 grit and 1200 grit

Thanks Roy

jason udall06/10/2013 11:15:12
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Seen a few worn almost away..out of curiosity looked at edge under glass..still sharp..even with most of flat worn away..so lapping on flat. of the spider bit would be harmless but keep flat. The other half of the shears is probably not serviceable. ..
NJH06/10/2013 11:30:29
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Roy

I solved that problem about 40 years ago - I grew a beard!

At , say 5min shaving time per day, I reckon that it has saved me around 50days of my life standing in front of a mirror. ( If only I had used that time profitably!)

Norman

roy entwistle06/10/2013 17:54:36
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John ( bogstandard2 ) Thanks very much They are titanium so it took more than a few strokes but it worked

Roy

Ian Welford27/10/2013 21:46:54
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The Phillips type are designed to stay sharp by rubbing on the underside of the foils ( and self sharoening according to the Phillips rep) so always take them off one at a time, clean and replace in the original foil. They last a damn sight longer that way !

Just about to start growing a moustache for "Movember" charity drive for Macmillan

helen massey03/09/2014 03:51:34
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Do the cutters and heads only need to be kept as matched pairs after they are put into use?

Until they are used, aren't the cutters all the same and the heads all the same?

Neil Wyatt03/09/2014 15:12:14
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Just about to start growing a moustache for "Movember" charity drive for Macmillan

In September? That's cheating!

Neil

Ian Welford03/09/2014 19:27:30
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Neil

see the date it was posted!!!! 27/10/2013 Unless you mean Helen of course....?surprise

Helen

yes until you "wear them in" the unopened ones are fine. Once you start to sue keep them paired up. It's still ofter cheaper to buy a new razor on offer than get the spares ( currently about £36 for a set of 3 !)

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