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For me, wedges taught me the "torque" required in honing. They require a bit more finess to really get the apex. One of my first razors was a 6/8ish wade and butcher that's a tad wonky all over. Best...

From personal experience, none in Arkansas stone world but coticules, keep your naturals as paperweights until you can nail down razors on a synthetic first. I have spent many hours banging my head...

I always get tape in a 3 pack, a really bad razor can chew through a roll fast. I always throw a fresh layer on before the next stone and do 10 or 20 light laps, then continue to the next stone with...