Thread: Any Ideas?

i see you have gotten great advises and still don't listen to them or you do what you want. The best thing to do for me to tell you Please go back and read what people says. you will find your way out.good luck
i don't mean to be rude . if i give you more advises you will get lost more.good luck

Originally Posted by Lynn

I would say try a polishing stone of 10K grit or higher and see what happens. You also may want to just try pasting with some .5 diamond something or chromium oxide, strop and see what happens.

Lynn

I was going to say the same thing
of course even if we used the same words, Lynn would sound better

I'm quite dependant on paste
I have no problem admitting it

Originally Posted by hi_bud_gl

i see you have gotten great advises and still don't listen to them or you do what you want. The best thing to do for me to tell you Please go back and read what people says. you will find your way out.good luck
i don't mean to be rude . if i give you more advises you will get lost more.good luck

Umm... O.k. I know english is not your native language so I will ignore your rudeness.

I was posting an update that things were working and i did follow peoples advice.

It is a good thing I didn't use a coticule to hone these razors. I can only imagine the vitriol I would receive.

I think your strokes must be getting lighter, more even, and respectively more consistent

Congratulations Ben

I know its a good feeling when things start coming together, and the outlining of your steps is much appreciated !

Originally Posted by Slartibartfast

I was posting an update that things were working and i did follow peoples advice.

It is a good thing I didn't use a coticule to hone these razors. I can only imagine the vitriol I would receive.

That is great your progression works. This is what i wanted.
Coticule is a great stone if you know when to you use it .