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I recently received a gayle bradley in the mail and put a thinner and more even edge on it. In doing so I introduced a very slight recurve forming from the very heel of the edge. I put a very small sharpening choil with the aid of a diamond file to alleviate this issue in future sharpening sessions.
I want to be able to remove metal from the heel to make it flush with the rest of the bevel, but at the same time I don't want to make the slight recurve larger. How should I go about removing metal from this area and making the bevel even?
Thanks,
BN
I want to be able to remove metal from the heel to make it flush with the rest of the bevel, but at the same time I don't want to make the slight recurve larger. How should I go about removing metal from this area and making the bevel even?
Thanks,
BN