whatever their original function was, the reason they're no longer commonplace is mass production
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Replying to @realjdburnett @literalbanana
based on my being a Bicycle Historian that's probably it <some detail that used to take 2% of the total time of producing Bicycle> might take 20% of the total time of producing Bicycle, if you become very fast at doing the raw non-detail stuff
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Replying to @picklehomer @literalbanana
but wouldn't these be cast rather than sculpted?
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or cut or worked or w/e
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actually, the guy i cited above seems to agree w you for the most part, and he's clearly put some thought into this
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tldr: the bevels became decorative or disappeared altogether after the introduction of concave cheeks (which serve the same function), and are absent from most cheap contemporary heads
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Replying to @literalbanana @picklehomer
I'm sorry, what part of "phantom" do you not understand?
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Replying to @realjdburnett @picklehomer
ALL OF IT (for real can you explain what it has to do with the normal kind of bevel?
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I’ve seen dudes on youtube insert a block inside an axe to make a bevel but I can’t quite see the connection
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Replying to @literalbanana @picklehomer
all of this has happened before, and all of this will happen again https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/phantom-bevel-or-no-phantom-bevel.1209562/ …pic.twitter.com/H6lTNEGy8J
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i know i talk a lot of shit, but i love you, internet
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