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If I may, FME, when going at one heavily, burrs form at the edge. I strop them a lot along the way on a stiff Illinois fabric to knock it off. Sometimes you must breadboard the thing on something, Begin anew. My favorite is a glass bottle. Some use the side of a hone (guilty).Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeB52
Killing it and bringing it back, as Glen refers to, makes you positively aware of where you are.
JMHO
Otherwise, the thing rears it's head along the way.
They ARE quite nice!....Are they not?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
Yes I did kill it and bring it back on the 5kQuote:
Originally Posted by MikeB52
Honest it is rather easy I swear
It has ZERO benefit on any razor that doesn't have an issue
But if a razor is having an issue with the edge collapsing, which was what I was told and saw along the edge full of "Sparklies" then it is a way of making sure that all the stuff is gone...
THAT! What he said! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gssixgun
"edge full of "Sparklies"
Me so ho-nee
'Brought it back to kill it'
I better leave now.......
Yes, Bill.................................Quote:
Originally Posted by WW243
Nah sometimes you gotta break it down like a shotgun.Quote:
Originally Posted by WW243
Build the foundation so the roof peak wont topple:angel::shrug:
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Just finished refreshing this razor. Had it finished on this stone before with a great mix of sharp and smooth. Have tried it on a couple others and decided it needs to be this stone for this razor. Is a La Grise 150 x 40
HAPPY Halloween Kids....
Mike
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WOW, Mike! What is that? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by MODINE
