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Omid,

I'm happy to hear you got your Rolls shave ready. Enjoy it!

Rick

Well, anything's possible with a razor of unknown history, but I think that the scratches are just as likely to be from trying to use the broken hone.

In any case, it does sound like you need to...

I believe that hone is designed to touch up an edge that still shaves, but not to repair a seriously damaged one. Your observation that it didn't seem like you were removing steel is a good...

The blade in a Rolls razor will sharpen up just fine on a regular hone. No need to remove the guard, just flip it from one side to the other when you change sides. It's just a little tricky placing...