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Please note that the graph in this thread is only a draft for the sake of presenting an idea.
I have put almost no thought in the actual data that's currently in the graph.

If I were to draw a...

It's for you, and all future aspiring honers, we're trying to make this work.
Thanks for the encouragement.

(On a side note: Excel has nothing to do with the graph. All my graphs are done in...

I'm afraid I have to disagree with both of you. The more people contribute, the more statistically correct the results will become. Clearly, if you have honed more than a couple of razors, you ought...

Sure, the results would lack precision. That is the reason I came up with a graphical representation, that designates regions of interest to a hone, instead of hard figures.
We don't need...

No one seems interested.
Or they all disagree with the proposed method.

I was only trying to help, but if it holds back the article, I'll gladly step out of the way.

Bart.

Here's what I propose:
Let's first gather all the data.
I have build a simple Excel-sheet, with a crude, self-adjusting diagram.
People can use it to rate the hones they're familiar with, on 4...

After some further contemplation on the matter, I have tried to work out a way to graphically represent the most important properties of hones and how they relate to each other.

The explanation of...

My comment is here: Talk:Hones - comparison table - Straight Razor Place Wiki

I only hope to have made a constructive comment. Filling that table is not going to be an easy task.

Best regards,...