Originally Posted by
Havachat45
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An even bevel is important, however, it is more important that the bevel be set correctly. When setting a bevel I use slurry on a 1K and the circle method followed by X strokes (diluting the slurry every 5-10 laps) until the edge 'grabs' evenly along its entire length when dragged across a wet thumbnail, using only the weight of the blade.
Then I know that the bevel is set, and I do about 5 very light laps to restore any damage the TNT does to the edge. At this stage you should be able to pop arm hair with no pressure (if you can't - do a few more laps on the 1K until you can)
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