Grinder Knife Sharpening Tutorial
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Hey, hey, Buzzard Cranker! Nice videos. Great work. Very clear and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing that information pal, lots of folks will use your videos.
Now don't get me wrong... I'm certainly not criticizing. I'm with you all the way as far as "truing" the fit goes. You've "mated" the two contact surfaces perfectly. Now, are you going to sharpen the beveled cutting edge? Hmmmm.... enquiring minds want to know.
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Now don't get me wrong... I'm certainly not criticizing. I'm with you all the way as far as "truing" the fit goes. You've "mated" the two contact surfaces perfectly. Now, are you going to sharpen the beveled cutting edge? Hmmmm.... enquiring minds want to know.
Best Wishes,
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Glad all of you find it interesting.
I did notice that my video skills lack a bit and I don't always get the piece I'm talking about in the shot, but, this was my first attempt at this. Fun to do as well!
For those that are having trouble with the Photobucket site, I've also uploaded the videos to YouTube...
Video 1
Video 2
Video 3
Charlie
I did notice that my video skills lack a bit and I don't always get the piece I'm talking about in the shot, but, this was my first attempt at this. Fun to do as well!
For those that are having trouble with the Photobucket site, I've also uploaded the videos to YouTube...
Video 1
Video 2
Video 3
Charlie
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Hi Charlie,
It's a tin plated Chop-Rite #10 with two plates that looks like it was never used. Unfortunately, I left my camera in Frederick this weekend (little guy testing for his red belt) and won't be getting it back for a week or so. But I'll post pics when I do.
Meanwhile, I'm going to give your sharpening method a shot!
Lynn
It's a tin plated Chop-Rite #10 with two plates that looks like it was never used. Unfortunately, I left my camera in Frederick this weekend (little guy testing for his red belt) and won't be getting it back for a week or so. But I'll post pics when I do.
Meanwhile, I'm going to give your sharpening method a shot!
Lynn
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