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    Quote Originally Posted by hi_bud_gl View Post
    If this is what you see on your (second photo)
    Sorry it is not better .You have not seen right polished razor edge.Sorry to say or you may seen just wanted show this as a experience?
    both picture 's are worse then if you finish with Escher or Nakayama .if you use slurry.
    I agree these are not the best edges I've ever seen either.

    I was doing a quick progression at lunchtime when I could sneak my razor in on the scope here at work.

    I agree also that you can get similarly good results off of natural stones. I have razor finished by Russel Baldridge, he used a Nakayama, and the edge on it is fantastic (though I never looked at it under the scope...).

    But I do hear alot of folks say that they have "a hard time" honing stainless, new steel TIs, Wacker razors, etc. In that case, I would recommend the lapping films, as they will cut through absolutely any kind of steel with no fuss whatsoever.

    Here is a pic of a different razor that I actually spent some time working on after coming off the 1um. The finish is much nicer than the 1um "quicky" that I show in my original progression pics above. Same 200x magnification. No paper backing here.
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