If they are really that hard, then it makes me wonder if they would work like a Spyderco hone? Where the "grit" is ground into the surface texture of the stone/ceramic.
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If they are really that hard, then it makes me wonder if they would work like a Spyderco hone? Where the "grit" is ground into the surface texture of the stone/ceramic.
Yeah maybe but the issue is it's my right hand that's out of commission and I'm right handed. I actually tried it a little now that my forefinger are "bird" finger are out but I just still don't have the fine dexterity. I tried stropping with my left hand but I put one little knick in it and quit while I was ahead.
Sometimes I hone off handed so the swarf is coming at me and I can see it without looking over the razor. But I have never even though about trying to strop off handed. It'd be like going back in time when I had to pause at the end of each push/pull and think how to rotate the razor.
After I was in a cast I came out of it being way more ambidextrous than before. But, I had to do pretty much everything left handed. And by the end of it, even things I could have possibly done with my right hand were just easier left handed.