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    Mowed those whiskers down, great job!
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    Yup, despite the hardness of the blade and the crazy amount of time it took me to set the bevel the shave was pretty good.

    On to more learning I say!
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    Quote Originally Posted by LX_Emergency View Post
    Yup, despite the hardness of the blade and the crazy amount of time it took me to set the bevel the shave was pretty good.

    On to more learning I say!
    If it takes longer than 5 minutes, the edge is not thin enough.
    This is the technique I showed a couple of times in Texas, and this way you can get bevels straight off the grinder that are so small that even after they pass the thumb nail test, you can hardly see them unless you hold the razor to the light just right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruno View Post
    If it takes longer than 5 minutes, the edge is not thin enough.
    This is the technique I showed a couple of times in Texas, and this way you can get bevels straight off the grinder that are so small that even after they pass the thumb nail test, you can hardly see them unless you hold the razor to the light just right.

    Yeah I already personally concluded that the bevels weren't thin enough. Might do a bit more grinding on them to improve them further.

    I'll give this method a try for sure.

    Think I'll temper the hardness down a little first though...otherwise I'll be grinding all day.
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