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03-27-2009, 10:02 AM
Thread: "Touching Up" Guidelines?
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In all respect: There is no substitute for...
In all respect:
There is no substitute for getting acquainted with your hones, and that counts double for natural hones. Those of us that have, can fill thread after thread with recipes and... -
03-24-2009, 10:56 PM
Thread: "Touching Up" Guidelines?
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It is often reported that barber hones are very...
It is often reported that barber hones are very prone to cause a wire edge. The way I look at honing, that suggests that they can be pretty aggresive cutters, relative to their grit. SRP member...
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03-24-2009, 08:40 AM
Thread: "Touching Up" Guidelines?
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A Coticule, when used with water only, is a very...
A Coticule, when used with water only, is a very slow cutter.
Everything I read on this forum, suggests that most all barber hones are much faster than that. I don't own one, so this is no first... -
03-22-2009, 08:34 PM
Thread: "Touching Up" Guidelines?
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Another post that saves me a lot of typing.:) If...
Another post that saves me a lot of typing.:)
If the touch-up is done at the first signs of edge deteriorating, and if you use hones to do it, all it takes is a few swipes on a finishing hone.
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