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    Looks like I was wrong, onimaru55. Wont happen again
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    A slight hollow instead of a flat side om the kamisori would be better i think.
    It will probably take a few razors until you got everything dialed in but by the looks of it, it won't be long!
    Keep it up!
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    Quote Originally Posted by psk View Post
    Thanks again...about the western i'will agree with you onimaru55 it was a mistake of bad assessment,but if i use tape for honing it won't be ok?
    The Komisori is flat ground,here is a better pics:
    Tape is unnecessary but in time the stabiliser will get in the way of the hone. Also an accident causing a chip would hasten this as the edge would then be reduced further towards the stabiliser. I have seen other razors made this way but it is not a design I would call "future proof" & I think it may be more of a knife making design.

    A flat grind on the kamisori or any razor for that matter, makes for tedious honing as so much metal must be removed . Taping the spine or making a detachable guide a la frameback may be a solution here. A slight hollow is normal & makes for easier honing. Look at the profiles of some like Iwasaki etc.

    I've never made a razor so you have my respect & but I have honed a lot of razors & can see at a glance the ones that would make for difficult honing maintenance.
    btw My compliments on fitting & finish.
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