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If that spot is getting sharp and there is no frown, than the amount of hone wear does not matter. Do you have pictures?

In my opinion, when learning to do a rolling X, a narrow hone is like training wheels. It forces you to roll in order to keep the razor on the hone at all. But it's not actually any easier to do a...

The rolling X is an X pattern stroke where you start with the razor rocked so that the heal makes contact with the hone and then roll the razor across the length of it's edge so that when you end...