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Yes, edge trailing strokes can yield good results on stones, I would suspect the same grinding on belts.

I have seen good results on synthetic finish stones like the GS20 and film, even with 12k...

For me the solution is simple, I do not fully set bevels with Diamonds even high grit diamonds,1k.

I get the bevels close but not meeting, then fully bring them together with stones, joint the...

It is an easy problem to replicate, just set a bevel on a 325 DMT with pressure then hone it, see if it chips at the finisher.

As to why, exactly… don’t know, were all guessing. Do know the fix,...

I would think the thinner the steel, the easier it would be to cause subsurface damage. And even once the stria is removed, honed to the bottom of the groove, chipping will still occur, so it’s not...

So and metal, steel that is impact damaged, is never the same. As an example a body worked fender can be made smooth, on the finish side but looking at the other side the damage is clearly visible....

Yup, all of them.

Diamonds cut aggressively and leaves a deep groove/stria in the beve, the larger the diamond, the deeper the cut. At the edge the bevel ends in a void or at least weakened...

“I used this method and it really shortened the time it took to remove the chip, set the bevel and finish honing the razor due to not having to remove as much metal using this method.”

Actually…...

I do something similar with a diamond file. I lightly breadknife all razors that I work on, (cleaning and buffing) for safety. I do so with a 600 or 1k Diamond File with the blade resting on the...