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    I would not look forward to straightening a...

    I would not look forward to straightening a kamisori but possibly, bending it as they do with knives & swords, may be safer than tapping with a mallet ?
    I was thinking a miniature version of the...
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    Yes that's the one. As with western razors where...

    Yes that's the one. As with western razors where the edge will follow the spine these are meant to be straight on kamisori. I haven't seen any smiling kamisori newly made.
    The grind also needs to...
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    I see where you're coming from Mike, which is a...

    I see where you're coming from Mike, which is a more in depth look than I was seeing. :) Very interesting how many planes are involved but I was simply referring to the contact point where the hone...
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    I'd say that's a distinct possibility Mike yet...

    I'd say that's a distinct possibility Mike yet I'm surprised that even a partial grind would curve like that. Atypical of what I would expect from a Japanese forge. You see plenty like that on eBay...
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    How do I put this politely ? :) The geometry of...

    How do I put this politely ? :) The geometry of this razor is wrong. Sorry.

    The ridge should actually be a straight line which in turn would give you a straight edge.
    Someone has 'restored' ...
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    As Mainaman hinted the other side of the razor...

    As Mainaman hinted the other side of the razor has the hard steel.

    Just FYI Tamahagane does not always show a wavy grain pattern. There is also nashiji-hada which looks like this Iwasaki western...
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