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Just to clarify, it's not so much an issue of the blade or tip/toe running off the edge, but the blade lifting up at some point during the pass given the relative narrowness of the stone being used. ...

Thanks all for your comments. I am aware that the goal is to never have this happen, the issue not being so much speed as its occasional inevitability. Very light rounding would seem to be a good...

I have been using a set of narrow hones in the 35-40 x 130-135mm range. At present they are chamfered along the edges. Normally, I'm fine using them, but given their relatively small and narrow...