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Relax, Dude…

Perhaps… you may want to actually, read his post, before answering, knee jerk.

“But lapped the stone because the way it warped my razor”.

Just saying.

It sounds like you may have other issues with the razor not the stone. Where is the blade hitting the stone?

It is almost impossible for a stone to warp a razor.

What kind of razor are you...

Yes, pretty normal with most synthetic stones, they do move in the drying/ wetting cycles and are only flat after you flatten them, (grid lap them).

But it’s no big deal. I lap them flat, when I...