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Overall that grind looks about ten time better than what you posted at the beginning of this thread. Plunge lines can be difficult. For me it helps to rest my hands on the tool rest to steady everything. Beyond that, I'm getting better at just freehanding without need for the tool rest. Toward the end, I pay attention and try to even everything up. I still struggle with the plunge lines. It can look good on each side but looking at the little "V" , edge-on where they both come together is difficult to get exactly even. Sometimes I do, sometimes it's off a hair. Keep practicing...
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