It's the grind.
Could really use some help with a honing issue…
- Thread starter Yodascaretaker
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Pix help.
The width of the bevel can be different from toe to heel, or from one side to the other, or both and all of the above.
You may or may not notice teensy weensy differences. The greater the warp or anomaly in the grind, the easier the situation becomes visible.
Many razors have idiosyncrasies in their geometry. It's pretty common. Most of mine do actually, but sometimes it's
hard to find/see.
Sometimes people press on the spine when honing, more so on one side than the other, which can create the same visual.
The width of the bevel can be different from toe to heel, or from one side to the other, or both and all of the above.
You may or may not notice teensy weensy differences. The greater the warp or anomaly in the grind, the easier the situation becomes visible.
Many razors have idiosyncrasies in their geometry. It's pretty common. Most of mine do actually, but sometimes it's
hard to find/see.
Sometimes people press on the spine when honing, more so on one side than the other, which can create the same visual.
