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  1. 09-14-2010, 02:37 PM #8
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    Put some marker on the edge and let it dry. Do a few strokes on your hone and see what is being removed. You may have to alter your x stroke and the angle of approach to hit the edge from heel to point. The circles Lynn suggests will help create a symbiotic relationship between the spine and the edge. Here is a video with Lynn demonstrating the technique.
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