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Thread: All the fuss over honing thick grinds... Well let me say...

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    Hi Chris, glad you are having success with honing. Myself I don't apply enough pressure when honing to cause a blade, even a full hollow, to flex on the stone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Hi Chris, glad you are having success with honing. Myself I don't apply enough pressure when honing to cause a blade, even a full hollow, to flex on the stone.
    I pay very close attention to pressure and torque on all razors. And while I do push a bit more on some razors, this thing was not happy with anything but a finishing type stroke. I am glad that I didn't let myself give up and fully feel that after the number of laps I had to give this thing, I think the muscle memory is locked in.
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