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  1. 06-22-2018, 08:44 PM #1
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    Hi Gentlemen,

    need some help reg. honing a non-symmetrical razor...
    left side is flat (wedge) - right side is near wedge
    never honed anything like this b4
    should I only be using tape on the left side ? just plain on the right side ?
    I'd be happy if someone cld sort it out for me
    Many thanks
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    It's a microtome, so you should probably read this thread. Good luck!
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    Thanks @dimab , never heard of a microtome before... Makes me an unintentional owner of a microtome - was hoping for a nice 17/16" razor in fine condition (looks brand new actually after
    the restoration - brought it back to shine and already made some nice (burr walnut) scales for it as well - ) I'll give it a go on the hones with some layers of tape on the flat side and see what I can make of it... Kind of a disappointment but I'll make the best of it.
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    I have one and it is a decent shaver. Follow the honing suggestions And it should be fine.
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    """No Tape on the flat side."" read the above link!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    """No Tape on the flat side."" read the above link!

    Why ruin a good thing?

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    Ok thanks - no tape on the wedge (flat) side ...
    one layer of tape on the near wedge side ? wld that be ok ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bartds View Post
    Ok thanks - no tape on the wedge (flat) side ...
    one layer of tape on the near wedge side ? wld that be ok ?
    Cheers
    Er....Other way around!
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    Kamisori??"? Microtome...???
    Flat honed flat. Curved side spine can be taped.
    Worked well for me after Glen's video. 7 Kamisori and a microtome.
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