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This is very cool... The definition of Grat seems to be both "fin" and "burr"... A burr does look like a fin...

Could this mean that any fin might just be a "controlled burr"? :gaah:

Several American English definitions:
German:
Might be better to just call it an "acutely angled corner", which is highly accurate.

NM, the standard english definition of edge should suit our...

Alan, thanks for the link. Nice reference.

That article seems to make a lot of sense. (If I was gonna' vote, now I like door #2...)

I didn't vote because I have a problem with the terminology (sorta').
If the poll was reworded to this:
...I would have picked door #1.

I believe that no matter how light your honing stroke is...

I've never seen a fin on a razor yet (that I know of).

But then again:


Elephants paint their toenails red so they can hide in cherry trees.
Ever seen an elephant in a cherry tree?
Works...