Re: Knife Sharpening
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Diamond, Wicked Edge for me.
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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What kind of stone M.Magis?
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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Oil for stones and water for diamonds.
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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You want a whetstone to thin down the blade and a series of oilstones and a leather strop for a polished scalpel like edge.
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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I use water stones and diamond plates in grits varying from 80 to 10.000 I don't like oil stones.
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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Yes sir
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I bought a set of water stones about a year ago. Cut fast but wear fast if you need to do much work on a blade but really great stones for finishing an edge. Think I'll try a good diamond stone for the heavy work. Oil stones last forever but cut to slow for me. Just for context I was buying some older used knives off ebay and some of them had been severely misused and need a lot of work. Once I get a blade right it takes very little to touch it up on a fine water stone.
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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What kind of stone M.Magis? To be honest, I’m not 100% sure. Its been around longer than me. I’ve never known a good way to ID stones. Though honestly, the last several years I’ve been using a diamond sharpener more often than not.
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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Yes sir
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Smith and Norton make good stones. DMT makes diamond stones. Blade Brand makes water stones.
I use oil or water stones if the knife sharpens easily. Some are Rockwell hardness 58 or more and stones won't hardly touch them. On those knives I use diamond stones.
Garryowen I had a knife made from a file and I had a heck of a time getting it sharp. I wonder if it was on the harder side? I didn't have a diamond stone to try it on.
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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Anyone into sharpening knives? What’s everyone’s preference, water or oil? work sharp ken onion blade grinder and a Dexter 12 inch diamond steel I can make them hair popping shaving sharp but I mostly use the 800 and 5000 grit belts now occasionally the 320. I use the diamond steel several times till that seems like diminishing returns then a run at 5000 I get a few knives sharp then start cutting , today we cut up a cow today was cutting most all day I like 20 degrees on kitchen knives
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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I have found that if my stones are not giving me the result I want I hit it with a file, rough and then smooth, then the stones do well. I think the edges round so the stones are not doing much before a new edge is cut with the file. But I am no expert.
I mostly use smiths tri hone, three stone sharpener. No water or oil. Then the strop with jewelers rouge.
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Re: Knife Sharpening
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work sharp ken onion blade grinder I bought one of those after watching Bruce T sharpen his knives on one. He didn't have the Ken Onion model but it was a Work Sharp. I've been fiddling with knife sharpening for forty-five years. Stones, diamonds, strops, oil and water. This thing is the cat's meow.
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