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Well. The coticule is an endeavor. Each one to it's own. An adventure.
The Norton 4/8? Super-predicable, IMO.
Silly me, I shall have to wait 'til retirement to do naturals.

Should be fun!

Seems as if you went 4/8 Norton and then to the coticule, you may have gone backwards?
Depending on the coticule/honing and all?

Norton 4/8. The poor man's coticule! :rofl2:

HEY!

I resemble that remark! ;)

It's so funny as I am always showing people how to carve a brisket. As they comment on the huge knife, I show them what's scratched into the handle! :rofl2:

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None whatsoever! :D

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Talk about frustrating, Steve! :roflmao

Nope! It is WAY too long and heavy and as I figured-out the angle with that removable spine slipped-on, it was double a straight razor! Without the spine on, it is a 'true wedge'!
Would be a...

I thought perhaps. They have always intrigued me. I like all things Lipshaw, whether useful or not! ;)

Take this gargantuan autopsy knife? Great for slicing brisket! :rofl2:

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That looks nice, Steve! So...What's in the Lipshaw box?

I think that sort of phenomenon is likely due to a pile of pasted strop back in the day. Sometimes, a bit of a regrind will go a long way, esp as down near the bevel. JMO