Thread: Problem with uneven bevel

Now the first picture could be uneven sanding during resto but it's doubtful because only 600+ was used and not for very long.

Put more roll on your rock.


or More time on the start and ending of your rolling stroke with way less time/pressure in the middle.

In order to preserve/return to original smile the ends have to be "narrowed"/honed at the same rate as the middle, but that isn't what generally happens.

Originally Posted by WadePatton

Put more roll on your rock.


or More time on the start and ending of your rolling stroke with way less time/pressure in the middle.

In order to preserve/return to original smile the ends have to be "narrowed"/honed at the same rate as the middle, but that isn't what generally happens.

+1

I find myself using a rolling stroke on most of my razors with the exception of ones that are dead straight and flat. I like a perfectly sharp toe and heal.

-john