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    You seem to be turning your wrist on your return stroke. In my humble opinion it is best to flip the razor with your fingers and keep your wrist as parallel as possible with the strop, this way your blade sits flatter and has better contact on the leather.
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    Ill pay more attention to that!

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Sounds like your not getting full coverage on the edge,Learn to do an X stroke,sort of like a windshild wiper.
    Thanks bill, that has made "X" as in x stroke make sense to me, it is what I do too, so that is reassuring.
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    Thanks bill, that has made "X" as in x stroke make sense to me, it is what I do too, so that is reassuring.
    It just make sense to me to use an X stroke with a hanging strop,which is maliable.Maybe not as important on a paddle.

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