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Keep at it. It just sort of happens - between the razor edge acclimating to the stone, and you and the stone acclimating to each other.

If you don't have a vintage linen yet, I'd advise getting...

Thanks. I had a reaction to a blood pressure medication early this year and was almost lights out. Still trying to get the lights back on completely, but getting closer.

Lost all interest in...

Thanks for the clarification, Marshal. I wasn't singling you out, I just haven't been on here in a while. I remember the first go-around with the green stuff a long time ago when someone got the MSDS...

What I'm saying is that I've never had a problem with the microfine compound and a razor. I'm no longer a compound junkie for anything, and find autosol more appropriate for woodworking (it's quite...

Are we talking about the "microfine" honing stick? That's the one that all of the controversy has been about for ten years or so, but the biggest issue with it isn't the aluminum oxide in it, it's...

They will still feel slick when finishing, unless you're using a lubricant that doesn't make them so. Keep honing razors and your experience will tell you when the razor is ready. In my experience,...