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    Senior Member blueprinciple's Avatar
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    Two suggestions:

    Let the tool do the work.
    Practice every day.

    'nuff said.

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    You might be using a blade angle that is too shallow underneath
    your chin, it seems like a natural tendency. Take it slow, and pay
    close attention to keeping the blade close to that 30º angle!

    - Scott

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