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10-07-2021, 06:14 PM #7
I do tend to reset the bevels and do the complete progression whenever I need to or just fancy giving my razors some love.
Obviously they don't need all that work but because setting the bevel is the most important part of the honing process. I do it a lot to learn, improve and practice. If I just touched up my blades when they needed it I would be able to keep them good for a long time but I wouldn't be practiced at start to finish.- - Steve
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