BlacknTan
Well-Known Member
Jarrod at Superior Shave, has just put up some new honing videos on his coticule page.
One is using "travel sized" slurry stones, and has a unique perspective on usage.
The other two are videos of honing on sometimes oddly shaped bouts. They're great videos, and show some helpful info, at least for a neophyte such as myself. One surprise was that Jarrod espoused honing with a "leading toe," something I've been doing for about a month now, since I posted about the crosshatch pattern in cylindrical honing.
I've gotten on with the "toe leading" stroke quite well, and found it much easier to adapt to than I had originally thought.
I like Jarrod. I think he's a fine vendor. And now I like him even more after posting his knowledge, and some new ideas for all to see!
http://www.thesuperiorshave.com/Coticules.html
One is using "travel sized" slurry stones, and has a unique perspective on usage.
The other two are videos of honing on sometimes oddly shaped bouts. They're great videos, and show some helpful info, at least for a neophyte such as myself. One surprise was that Jarrod espoused honing with a "leading toe," something I've been doing for about a month now, since I posted about the crosshatch pattern in cylindrical honing.
I've gotten on with the "toe leading" stroke quite well, and found it much easier to adapt to than I had originally thought.
I like Jarrod. I think he's a fine vendor. And now I like him even more after posting his knowledge, and some new ideas for all to see!
http://www.thesuperiorshave.com/Coticules.html