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I'm with Glen on that, too. Always remove as little metal as is necessary to get the job done. Sometimes it's a little. Sometimes a lot. Know how much you've got to remove, know which stones are...

I've been honing blades of all sorts since I was 10 or 12 years old and take a lot of things for granted when I discuss honing. When you've honed thousands and thousands of blades, you can tell...

Feedback? OK. You discovered the real key to good honing. Don't screw around; use an agressive stone to set the bevel. On a really dull razor, a 1K just isn't agresive enough to set the bevel...