Editing Honing: Troubleshooting Guide
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− | Another common problem is the frowning blade. This can be a time consuming issue, but depending on the severity, there are some keys to fixing this problem.<br> | + | Another common problem is the frowning blade. This can be a time consuming issue, but depending on the severity, there are some keys to fixing this problem.<br>How to spot It |
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*A frowning blade can usually be identified easily with a visual inspection of the blade. The middle portion will be thinner than the rest of the razor. | *A frowning blade can usually be identified easily with a visual inspection of the blade. The middle portion will be thinner than the rest of the razor. | ||
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*Uneven pressure during honing strokes (heavy pressure on the middle of the blade) | *Uneven pressure during honing strokes (heavy pressure on the middle of the blade) | ||
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*Correct spine wear by protecting worn areas with tape while honing | *Correct spine wear by protecting worn areas with tape while honing |