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Took me sometime to get back to this as I had to get my 1" Thuringian out to try - you are both correct, when I thought I was overhanging both sides I was wrong. Thanks for correcting my error.

I think we will have to agree to disagree on that - the narrow hone allows a more exaggerated stroke where both toe and heel can be overhanging the side of a narrow hone - that is not possible with...

Whilst I agree that a narrow hone is not entirely necessary I would say that it makes a rolling stroke easier - especially for an inexperienced honer.