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    Quote Originally Posted by S0LITARYS0LDIER View Post
    Ever with minimal strokes you were finding this?
    Yes, but you have to try it yourself to see.

    We are talking changing the very fin of the bevel so we are talking sub-micron adjustments here, so very little is needed to change stuff..

    Do not just take my word for it, mess with the process have fun and play around with Micro-bevels

    I found that they are pretty much a good way to MINUTELY adjust the very edge without having to re-bevel to get a feel for what you can draw out of the edge..

    But honestly I have one customer that asks for them on all his razors, other then him and experimenting I haven't found much use in them

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    OK thanks Glen and Euclid for the help explaining things. I still plan on shaving with a micro beveled 3k edge just to satisfy my curiosity. I've got a new coticule on standby that showed up in the mail today..
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    Not recommended. It shaved but it had a pretty rough after burn on the neck. Will not be exploring this in any more depth. It doesn't work.

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    As far as the metal polish on denim goes - all keep in mind that he doesn't recommend stopping there - the final steps recommended in that article are 0.25u PCD on leather strop and then of course bare leather. That would make a heck of a lot better feeling edge than just metal polish on denim as long as its not overcooked.
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