Two questions keep coming to mind and I am hoping for clarity..

- I have a few razors that have fairly wide bevel. I always hone with tape, typically 7 or 8 mil Scotch. I understand basic geometry of the blade width and spine width and know the width of the bevel is a function of these components, plus the added spine width resulting from the tape. If the razor takes a good set, and hones & shaves well, should the ultimate width of the bevel be of concern?

- Along similar lines... I've had a few blades that resisted a good bevel until a second (or third) layer of tape was added. When this is the course of action, it might require a sizable amount a steel be removed in order to avoid a double bevel. I have been reluctant to waste this steel and in a few cases just left the double bevel thinking it will remedy itself over future honings. The double bevel doesn't seem to adversely impact the quality of the shave or longevity of the edge. So, is there harm in a double bevel and if yes, what it is the issue?