Quote Originally Posted by beluga View Post
And that’s the rub - one might end up just sliding the wedge’s blade on its side with no meaningful contact with the edge.
I don’t think wedges lend themselves to this sort of technique.


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Unless it was honed with the spine elevated (which you should not do) flat is where it should be stropped.
Many hone wedges with a couple layers of tape and that will give no reprocussions when stropping flat.