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    Small even bevels are easy to hone & a pleasure to look at
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    Probably my bad.. I thought you implied "grind" as in "factory grind", so a blade that's incorrect out of the factory. Anyway, I got a few more of these shaving like lasers. The bevel doesn't matter, as long as it's tolerable... maybe the topic here should be what's tolerable, in terms of angle and length of the individual sides of the bevel. I think the commonly accepted angles are cca 15-18 degrees, wasn't it?
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