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Well, that's fine. You could, but we are not "inventing" additional terms.

Joining or jointing an edge is lightly drawing an edge once or twice across a corner of a hone. Now, how would you...

Got it. That makes perfect sense.

Personally though, I don't let beginners touch my strops. I have beginners strop on newspaper, and if they cut it, then they have to buy me a newspaper.

IF the science of sharp guy's photos can be believed, then glassing the edge might not be good for your strop. The photo showed that the edge folded over in an extreme "J" shape and this might lead...

Nope.

You've got to add Bread to the term in order to have the full tri-fecta.

But of course all of that would be eliminated as soon as the edge makes contact during the bevel set...

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The technique is the same. I only wanted to clarify the difference in their purposes.

I don't feel that you are being a thorn at all. I'm not taking it that way.

In direct answer to your question, I would say that the second version is correct.

I'm just going by the terminology...

Let's keep straight the difference between killing an edge and joining/jointing an edge. The former is done to deliberately dull an edge before honing to set a bevel in order to clearly notice the...

That is correct.