Thread: Honing out oversized toe?

I bought a razor on the bay for not other reason than I thought it had attractive lines. It is unusual to me that at the very toe it has more metal (read wider) that the rest of the razor. The bevel is also on a slight radius, like it might have been touched up on a buffing wheel, but it is sharp. Would it be safe to just grind the toe down with a stone until it was straight with the rest of the edge and then start a new bevel, or is there some other advanced, fancier way to attack this problem?