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    I think that ^^^^ about covers it.
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    Gulp.. unfortunetly somewhat been there on accident..
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    I just got a bad bad feeling on this

    You started off asking how to do a smiling razor

    Now you are asking about Breadknifing


    DO NOT !!!!! Breadknife a smiling razor to make it easier to hone, you will DESTROY the geometry

    Already plenty of those abortions for sale on eBay no need to make more

    If I am reading that wrong, I apologize
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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    I just got a bad bad feeling on this

    You started off asking how to do a smiling razor

    Now you are asking about Breadknifing


    DO NOT !!!!! Breadknife a smiling razor to make it easier to hone, you will DESTROY the geometry

    Already plenty of those abortions for sale on eBay no need to make more

    If I am reading that wrong, I apologize
    Hi Glen,

    Don't worry, I have no intention of bread knifing anything ever.

    I just heard the term and wondered what it meant (education).

    I am an avid watcher of your youtube vids. I must have seen them all half a dozen times.

    After lunch I am going to hone my smiler on 4k/8k Nortons with the swoop and see if I can get it sharp.

    I have shaved with it after honing it and it feels pretty smooth, shaves well enough but won't pop hair on my arm so I guess it's not right yet.

    This will be my third try on the stones, lucky it's only a practice razor eh?

    Steve
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    OK, I saw what bread knifing was!!

    Are you people mad?

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    My breadknifing happened while making a stroke on a stone and halfway through I basically made a divot with the edge which in turn brought the spine up to a 90 degree angle.. Not sure if doing this is called breadknifing? But it sure f#@ked my edge up! ..

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    Quote Originally Posted by STF View Post
    I have shaved with it after honing it and it feels pretty smooth, shaves well enough but won't pop hair on my arm so I guess it's not right yet.

    Steve
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    The shave test is the only for sure test, Steve. If it works for you, I'd all that matters. Unless your reaching for something better. When I started shaving n honing, all I had was one stone, fine enough for straights. But not fine enough, its only around 1 or 2000 grt., , but that's what I shaved off of for many years, till I learned about other hones specifically for straights.
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    Quote Originally Posted by STF View Post
    Hi Glen,

    Don't worry, I have no intention of bread knifing anything ever.

    I just heard the term and wondered what it meant (education).

    Steve
    I found the answer using the Forum Search and entering "bread knifing".

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    You mean it's not this?
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