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I was wondering if that was the advantage. That is what I would expect.

I'm just going to give it a go and see how I feel about it!

One of the big takeaways I have got from asking this question is the use of lubricant. Thanks.



For sure! The blade you are working on looks great, just the kind of project I'm going to look...

That's the nugget right there, thank you!



Thanks, yes, it took forever. This was just a trial on an ordinary razor as a learning experience, and the result is reasonable. I believe I learnt...

Interesting! I'm not ready for that quite yet, but sounds like a good approach. If it works for jimps, how is it on the blade itself?

Ha! Missing which point? I guess the point that Euclid made holds very true for him, and all power to him. He knows his stuff, his advice is always very helpful, he is always willing to share, and...

@Euclid: Thank you for the useful tips and great video.

I have used wire wheels on jimps, even wire wheels with metal polish on, but still struggle to get jimps really clean I will look into the...

I definitely get that, good advice. I guess the blade in this post is a half hollow blade (according to #8 https://sharprazorpalace.com/razors/9109-identifying-grinds.html), and I was concerned the...

Very useful information, many thanks. Do I assume correctly that the brass tube is more useful when you want to save an etching?

Many thanks for the comments. I do browse the 'what are you working on' thread from time to time. And I will post specific queries there, thank you for the suggestion. I note your comments,...

Many thanks for the comments. What is CLR, a polish?

I had a go at hand-sanding a blade, and I'm curious about the views of the board members on this topic.

I used this guide as a roadmap: https://shavelibrary.com/w/Hand_sanding_a_blade

This is...