Loading the Schick magazine

[Phil Harmonica]

I get my most comfortable shaves using a SR. Close to that is injector razors. My favourite blades are the "Chick" (Schick made in China) and Schick Proline B-20 (made in Japan). I recently got a good deal on 200 Proline blades from a Japanese seller. Considering I usually get fifteen shaves per blade, this may be a lifetime supply. The Proline magazine is not compatible with the injector razors that I own since it does not have a stem attached. I load the Proline blades into a previously used Schick cartridge being very careful to neither cut myself nor damage the cutting edge of the blade. I timed myself this morning and it took me twelve minutes to carefully load twenty blades. The screwdriver is only used to compress the spring in the receiving magazine.

 

[SpeedyPC]

I get my most comfortable shaves using a SR. Close to that is injector razors. My favourite blades are the "Chick" (Schick made in China) and Schick Proline B-20 (made in Japan). I recently got a good deal on 200 Proline blades from a Japanese seller. Considering I usually get fifteen shaves per blade, this may be a lifetime supply. The Proline magazine is not compatible with the injector razors that I own since it does not have a stem attached. I load the Proline blades into a previously used Schick cartridge being very careful to neither cut myself nor damage the cutting edge of the blade. I timed myself this morning and it took me twelve minutes to carefully load twenty blades. The screwdriver is only used to compress the spring in the receiving magazine.

You really need to create a YouTube, how is done manually without loosing any bloody fingers.

 

[Phil Harmonica]

You really need to create a YouTube, how is done manually without loosing any bloody fingers.

Excellent suggestion @SpeedyPC . Perhaps next time I load a Schick magazine. Patience and concentration are the key to not "losing any bloody fingers".

 

[rbscebu]

.... the key to not "losing any bloody fingers".

After my thumb recently ran into the edge of a kamisori, I decided to buy a pair of cut-resistant cloves. They arrived in this morning's mail.

 

[Phil Harmonica]

After my thumb recently ran into the edge of a kamisori, I decided to buy a pair of cut-resistant cloves. They arrived in this morning's mail.

I doubt that I could wear gloves when transferring injector blades since they are quite small.