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  1. 02-18-2010, 01:00 PM #1
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    i took a look at my naniwa 8k this morning, and noticed that the corner is chipped, now is this gonna kill me or can i lap it out. dont want to hone on it till i know what to do, luckily i am waiting on my 1k right now.
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    Sure you can smooth it out. If it isn't in the path that the razor would travel when honing it isn't an issue.
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    well i looked at it again. i might just make it out of the path when i use the x pattern, so i can breathe a little easier, i guess that it will lap out over time, id hate to think that my 8k just got accidentally ruined by the "nobody" in my house
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    Well if it is just at the very corner you knock those down when you chamfer the edges anyway. Chamfering the edges is a good thing IMO. Not everyone does but it may save the blade from a micro chip if the edge of the hone develops any divots.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Well if it is just at the very corner you knock those down when you chamfer the edges anyway. Chamfering the edges is a good thing IMO. Not everyone does but it may save the blade from a micro chip if the edge of the hone develops any divots.
    I highly recommend getting rid of those squared edges...all of them.
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