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    The lifted spine as mainaman said is a great suggestion,
    it is also one of the better techniques to have in your bag for chip repair and such.
    I have only bread knifed one blade in the traditional sense,
    at least for repair purposes, I do not consider a feather light drag on the corner of the stone bread knifing.
    Doing the lifted spine allows you to quickly remove metal from the edge and maintain a rough form of the bevel,
    when you go to reset the bevel you will have much less metal to remove and it goes exponentially quicker.
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    It is just Whisker Whacking
    Relax and Enjoy!
     



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