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    Default overhoning??

    I have a nice Wade & Butcher that I just ran on a coticule 30x with pressure and 10x w/o
    When I shaved earlier, it gave me a lot of red bumps as in irritation. This is the first time this happens to me with a SR
    Is it possible to overhone with a coticule?
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    Unlikely. It is much more likely that you have an incomplete bevel. I hone using a loupe and recommend them because it removes a lot of guessing. Give it a good look and check at the tip of the apex to see if your bevel is complete.
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    Overhoning on a Coticule?

    My answer would be no.

    As said there are other issues, but overhoning isn't one of them

    Not doing enough laps otoh is gonna be worse than doing "too many" laps

    I strongly don't believe overhoning on a Coticule is possible, I probably have done 1000 laps on one and never had an issue.

    Although a GOOD stropping sessions of at least 100 laps on the linnen will do great things coming off a Coticule ime.
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    You can create a burr with any stone, coticules included, if they are aggressive enough. 40 laps ain't gonna do it tho .
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    I had a wedge that no matter what I did "it seemed" , I simply couldn't get it to stop pulling.
    Sent it to a friend, turned out I had an uneven wonky spine from my "restoration" efforts and that caused it to sit wrong on the edge while honing.
    I didn't have the skill sets to get it right, still learning.

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    30 with 'pressure'? That would do it?

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