Whew, I just fixed the frowners and boy, was that a job! A couple of them required a good bit of work to get the edge back to a nice happy smile or at least straight. The barber's notch now has a gentle smile, though I had to grind down the stabilizers a bit on my DMT 325 to be able to lay it flat on the hone again, while the same thing happened with the spike point and the Bow Razor blade. I tried to do it on the Norton 220, but it's so soft they were just digging up the stone, so I moved to the DMT, which did the job quickly. Of course, the hollow grind was the easiest, but I finally got what I think is a nice blade profile on all of them, though I did lose some width. The 7/8" Barber's Use might need a bit more to get it back smiling, but at least the frown is gone.

Now it's time to start polishing, since I know they all are able to take a bevel again. I won't make the mistake I made on the Manhattan, where I had to go back and correct the uneven spine