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    Quote Originally Posted by HoekmanX
    I am astonished by the speed that edge damages though, but hey, just gives one more stropping practice.


    Hoekie
    What do you mean by "damaged"? It should not be either dull or nicked after shaving.

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    Is more a stropping technique problem still (or half awake problem), when I cut the strop it tends to damage the fine edge, restrop (leather only)and it is fine.

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    OK, now I understand.
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