+1 Leo B) When you start adding on the accessory stones and strops, it is assumed that you have a comfortable level of experience on your stock WEPS already, which makes making the minor adjustments no big deal. One of the beautiful things about using the angle cube is that it brings an even higher level of consistency on the stock paddles, and is really a necessity for any aftermarket stones and strops.
I spoke with Tony Jackson, the Australian WEPS dealer, this weekend (he’s a great guy with lots of knowledge, BTW! B) ) He was saying how you also have to take into account outside influences on the angles – like how different spine thicknesses and degrees of hollow grinds will affect the overall angles given by the cube vs. the fixed readings on the WEPS.
We really need a propeller head smiley :cheer: