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07-03-2012, 08:22 PM #1
Study the way the light hits the warped edge (or try with a straight edge). If the warp is more severe at the edge than further in the blade, it might be worth honing it down into a slightly smaller blade. I did this with a 7/8 J Rodgers full hollow and though it did not entirely eliminate the warp, I managed to get back enough into the blade and only lost less than a couple mm and toned down the warp to almost undetectable. It shaves better and hones much easier and now gives me a shave I would have expected from a good maker.
I could have taken off more and probably eliminated it entirely but found a good compromise. Make sure not to lose any spine and use tape.
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07-04-2012, 01:23 AM #2
Thanks guys for all your advice and help!! I have a straight razor that I use for regular shaving besides this one. I'll just use this one for display.