since y'all were bitchin about the last one
(any annoyed responses I give are sarcastic and I'm not actually frustrated)
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Why would it be harder to keep them flat? Regardless of one-sided or two sided, you should be giving your stone a few passes with a flattener before sharpening.
Next you'll tell me I need a straightener for the flattener.
It’s stones all the way down!
Well if you're serious about knife sharpening you could pick up a stone planer for the flattener.
https://stoneequipmentwarehouse.com/categories/4736-limestone-planers
The headache is just if the opposite side is dished, since the stone has to rest on it while you’re working on the active side. If you’re flattening every time anyway then it’s not all that bad. My assumption is that people aren’t haha