01-15-2018, 03:56 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-15-2018, 03:59 PM by Mark Reich.)
I've heard "oversharpening" described in ancient Japanese culture differently, but still well related to freehand sharpening.
Basically, each stroke carries the chance of error. Every mis-stroke needs many perfect strokes to fix.
Totally relevant to minuscule error in guided sharpening such as Edge Pro as well.
This is a tricky subject for honing straight razors too.
Basically, each stroke carries the chance of error. Every mis-stroke needs many perfect strokes to fix.
Totally relevant to minuscule error in guided sharpening such as Edge Pro as well.
This is a tricky subject for honing straight razors too.

