Scandi edge
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Use tape to protect the handle if you care about keeping it scratch free. Check it frequently. Take your time. It’s a lot of edge to deal with, in particular if you care about scratch marks. Personally, if you plan to do a lot of push cutting, keep the same alignment. Unless you are going all out and plan to polish it. Then go nuts. Share some pics after!
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Best advise Joseph, Settle in and get comfortable you will be there a while. LOL 2 mora’s were responsible for breaking in my first set of 50/80 grit stones. That is a huge amount of metal to remove just to sharpen them properly. Be very careful to get your angle correct on every stone as well. With that big of a bevel if your angle is off as little as .15 a deg. or so you can create yourself a lot of extra work. I suggest marking the bevel with a sharpie between every stone and taking care at the start to get it right. This will potentially save you a lot of time and don’t ask me how I know this. HAHA
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