Thread: The Mysterious Missing Slivers of Edge

Don't pay Tom. Call the cops on him. He has already dumped the slivers in various rivers...

Regards,
Neil

PS: seriously, a 'false' edge looks good if you look at it under the loupe before stropping - it flakes or chips after stropping, so always look again. It could be as simple as the edge being too refined for the metal to handle, in which case dropping down a grit might help. A few circles on each side of the blade on a lower grit hone should remove the false edge.

Regards,
Neil