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I've only ever overhoned a razor twice. On a N4/8k, coincidentally. Both times I detected this when I tried to use it; first time I pulled a thin piece of wire out of my cheek, the second time it...

I don't know for sure, but I think it's caused by a combination of plastic flow, plus the material just above where the abrasive grains are cutting that winds up being thin enough that it can curl...

Overhoning is simply a way of referring to the process of honing so much that the edge develops an unacceptably large burr. Obviously you can raise a large burr on the 1k hone, but you don't care...