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    Default Time to do a little touching up

    Last night I took sometime to my self before the holiday madness and touched up my straights. I've been using Alex's system of honing and it seems to put a little extra buttery touch on my edges. Happy Holidays Gents
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    very nice collection!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boarder277 View Post
    very nice collection!
    Thank you much

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    Alex's system? Nice collection, you obviously prefer the big blades.
    It's not what you know, it's who you take fishing!

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    Yes I prefer the bigger blades. Honing an Alex Jacques razor... Part I - YouTube

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    Rolling X can be a very effective way of honing or refreshing, but normally is not needed when a razor will lay flat on a stone. When they don't, it is a good alternative.

    Have fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lynn View Post
    Rolling X can be a very effective way of honing or refreshing, but normally is not needed when a razor will lay flat on a stone. When they don't, it is a good alternative.

    Have fun.
    Yes very true. Most of my razors have a smile to em so that rolling X does seem to work great. One thing I did notice that I haven't really seen is doing 5 to 10 strokes on one side of the razor than flipping it over to the other side and doing the same, following up with your traditional back and fourth laps.

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