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I like where you are going here, BUT, in the highly rarefied air that we are floating on with this topic every time it comes up, might I suggest that "Joint-Killing" might be more apropos :p

No it was a brand new custom that was honed "Heavy Handed" without tape, so I am trying to get it back to looking better and shaving again...

This is what Rezdog/Shawn was talking about above in...

Just came in from the shop and I snapped a pic for you as I am planning a series of "How NOT to Hone" so I am collecting pics

Why would I "Kill the Edge" before I start ???

If you look, and the...

LOL

You guys are funny

it is the same technique, only the degree of use is different

Ranging from Re-contouring the edge or removing huge chips during Restoration,, or a feather light...

You just did :)

The TNT is in itself a more gentle way of "Killing the Edge" more smoothing the edge but still a technique that is widely used effectively

Perfect

30-60 is about the sweet spot for honing

What power ??

Try setting the bevel first, then you look and decide what direction to go..

The biggest hurdle for beginners is to learn to assess the edge to determine what it needs