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Quote from: cbwx34 on Yesterday at 02:44:27 PMI believe you can also use the shaft extension that comes with the Tormek profiled leather wheels, if you happen to have one of those.Quote from: Sharpski on Yesterday at 01:21:18 AMThanks! Does anyone have a recommendation on a shaft extension to put these wheels on the honing side, similar to what Vadim used?
The only one that comes to mind is https://schleifjunkies.de/en/
Quote from: Sharpski on Yesterday at 01:21:18 AMThanks! Does anyone have a recommendation on a shaft extension to put these wheels on the honing side, similar to what Vadim used?
Quote from: ST on Yesterday at 02:14:35 PMHello, thanks for your answere. The knife is 15 degrees on one side, the knife it's self has 2 sides.
I'm still practicing on a cheap knife :-)
Quote from: cbwx34 on Yesterday at 02:10:24 PMQuote from: ST on Yesterday at 10:25:08 AMHello everyone, I would like your advice for a beginner. Recently I bought a T8, I want to sharpen my knives. How many degrees do I need to set with the angle adjustment. For example, I want to sharpen a Japanese knife at an angle of 15 degrees. How many degrees should I set 15, per side or 7.5 degrees per side. Thanks in advance for the comments.
You probably didn't pick the best knife to ask this. "Japanese knife" come in a wide variety. Also may not be the best knife to learn on. Also you need to define "at an angle of 15 degrees". Total or per side?
The AngleMaster measures the angle per side, on a standard knife where you measure from the side of the blade, as shown in the instructions. It doesn't account for the blade taper from spine to edge. If it's a single bevel knife though, you could be measuring the total angle, and blade taper doesn't matter.
The new KS-123 jig always shows the "degree per side" (dps) angle, and gives the angle of the edge, regardless of blade taper.
So short answer, more information is needed.
p.s. It also helps to mark the edge with a Sharpie, especially while learning, to make sure you're setting things up correctly, and removing metal where you want to.
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