Thread: Taping the spine

So are you wanting to discuss how all this went in the times of apprenticeships and mentors, and those educated in the wide realm of sharpening all things compared to a bunch of people that are learning from internet videos?
I think once you have learned to hone tape is optional, until then you should use tape until you get your stuff figured out. There are plenty of posts of people stuffing razors in an attempt to learn how to hone. At the time before tape was invented there were also thousand of razors being made every week and none of them had become vintage or collectable yet. You can do what you want with your razors my are in safe hands.
That is pretty much all I am willing to say on the subject matter.

Originally Posted by RezDog

So are you wanting to discuss how all this went in the times of apprenticeships and mentors, and those educated in the wide realm of sharpening all things compared to a bunch of people that are learning from internet videos?
I think once you have learned to hone tape is optional, until then you should use tape until you get your stuff figured out. There are plenty of posts of people stuffing razors in an attempt to learn how to hone. At the time before tape was invented there were also thousand of razors being made every week and none of them had become vintage or collectable yet. You can do what you want with your razors my are in safe hands.
That is pretty much all I am willing to say on the subject matter.

Thanks RezDog. I know you are a BIG DOG in these parts. I've seen you all over. Much appreciate the conversation.

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