Thread: A new adventure. . . . Honing

04-18-2020, 05:52 PM #20
gssixgun

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@the OP

Are you totally confused now ???

I will NOT add another opinion, I will say this

"Pick ONE system and ONE person for that system, then STAY with the ONE system until you have success"

People get pulled in different directions and take WAY longer to attain the goal of a shave ready edge
Get to that goal first and make sure it is repeatable, THEN branch out and try new things

ps: The right way to learn to hone is from the top down not the bottom up, but few listen LOL
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