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Thought so. I noticed a bit of uneven honewear on the spine. This is mainly caused by the fact that those sides are vertical.

If you angle them just a tiny bit inwards at the top (so the spine is...

No problem. It shows what I wanted to see. Is it correct that the side of the spine is vertical, if you know what I mean?
In other words, are the left and right 'side' of the spine parallel?

Nice. Much improved!
Could you make a picture that shows the razor head on, so that I'm looking at the point from the front?

I use my 4" wheel for practically everything. I use the 8" very rarely, when I need to grind a wedge. I use the 12" wheel never.
2" for hollow ground and 1" for notches.

You're coming along nicely. Looks nicely ground. Are you going to put a makers mark on it (etching or such)?
The one think I personally don't like are the hex bolts. I used them for a short while,...

Whenever I am unsure about how to shape something, I kind of just let it happen as I go along. Some of my best designs have come out as the result of letting things happen.

Nice. Looking good.

After forging the blade, you can use the flat of your hammer to flatten out the divots from when you hit with the thin end. This way you'll hit the high points and the metal...

Honewear is going to get worse as time goes by. Therefore you should start out with as little honewear as possible, both on the spine and near the edge. In order to achieve that, you need to hollow...