Thread: with a can do atitude

I had some hones just like that for my first eBay razor. From a lansky knife sharpening set. I used them carefully to set the bevel and then used a Guangxi stone (one stone method) to finish it with a poor mans strop/balsa n pastes from whipped dog. I then bought a king 1K ($38) to set bevels but I still have that razor and it is still going strong years later. It can be done but be careful. With hones that narrow I don't think geometry will be as big of an issue. A bigger issue will be light pressure I would think.