Sorry about the erhh poor Subject name. I don't know what do call this knife edge?
How do i sharpen this on (if at all) using the Tormek??
How do i sharpen this on (if at all) using the Tormek??
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Knife Sharpening / Show me the gear you use to see the edge of the knife
October 22, 2015, 06:50:44 PM
Like the topic say
Show me the gear you use to see the edge of the knife
Do you use a magnifying glass or a microscope or just a good hawk eye look or what?
I use a lamp with a magnifying glass. It helps but not strong enough i think. and not even close to strong enough compared to some of the expamels shown here in forum
Something like this:
Show me the gear you use to see the edge of the knife
Do you use a magnifying glass or a microscope or just a good hawk eye look or what?
I use a lamp with a magnifying glass. It helps but not strong enough i think. and not even close to strong enough compared to some of the expamels shown here in forum
Something like this:
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Knife Sharpening / Mr Stupid here.. I have to ask. The WM-200. How do i use it on knifes
October 12, 2015, 09:39:47 PM
The tormek Wm-200 video is quite short and show how i can set it to a angle, but it fail to show how i find the angle already on the knife.. So looking at the manual page 145 it show that the knife need to go all the way down into the erhh bow gauge?. but most knifes have 2 bevels (if i got the teknical terms correct) so how do i find the angle there, because knifes won't fit into the anglemaster. Or i'm unabel to make it fit, or just to stupid to figur it out.
How do you guy's do it. or what do you do when sharpening knifes?..
Thanks in advance.. and please.. make it simple.. lots of pictures ehh
How do you guy's do it. or what do you do when sharpening knifes?..
Thanks in advance.. and please.. make it simple.. lots of pictures ehh
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General Tormek Questions / Honing Compound PA-70 - Alternatives?
May 29, 2015, 07:03:56 PM
Honing Compound PA-70 - Alternatives?
At the risk of sounding stingy, is PA-70 the only thing that works.. The reason i ask is that at my work, there is a lot of grinding, polishing, plastering going on. all on industrial machines. using for me unknown compounds when doing the grinding, polishing, plastering, some of the compund used are brownish, some are gray some are white. The 100$ question is, you guys think i can use this instead of Pa-70.
I'm guessing you will say.. eighter NO.. HELL NO.. or you would go well mayby, but what is the grid on the honing compund they use.. and he he..i don't know any of this. but wouldn't go and envestigate if you guys said.. HELL NO!.
The stuff looks a lot like the (not that a picture will tell any info, but here you go)
http://i.imgur.com/b2YcCGo.jpg
At the risk of sounding stingy, is PA-70 the only thing that works.. The reason i ask is that at my work, there is a lot of grinding, polishing, plastering going on. all on industrial machines. using for me unknown compounds when doing the grinding, polishing, plastering, some of the compund used are brownish, some are gray some are white. The 100$ question is, you guys think i can use this instead of Pa-70.
I'm guessing you will say.. eighter NO.. HELL NO.. or you would go well mayby, but what is the grid on the honing compund they use.. and he he..i don't know any of this. but wouldn't go and envestigate if you guys said.. HELL NO!.
The stuff looks a lot like the (not that a picture will tell any info, but here you go)
http://i.imgur.com/b2YcCGo.jpg
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Knife Sharpening / Wear and tear on the stone using Stone Grader SP-650
May 14, 2015, 03:03:24 PM
Reading about the gridstone or stone grader : Stone Grader SP-650
i find this info, and have read the last part (Made in bold) many times and wonder, how often do i have to do this, and or when do i have to do this, and is it really true that it doesn't wear and tear on the stone if you do it all the time, i've been told to do it every time i sharpen a knife, and is a bit sceptical. Because in my mind it have to be "hard" on the stone to do that, and the stone isn't free you know. So guy and girls. how often do you use the Stone Grader SP-650 and in your experience how hard is it on the stone when using the Stone Grader SP-650
The grading of the grindstone is made by pressing the fine side of the Stone Grader onto the grindstone, which makes it work as a fine grit stone (approx. 1000 grit). When pressing the coarse side onto the grindstone, the smoothened surface is returned to its normal condition (220 grit). This process does not place excessive wear on the grindstone and can be repeated any number of times.
i find this info, and have read the last part (Made in bold) many times and wonder, how often do i have to do this, and or when do i have to do this, and is it really true that it doesn't wear and tear on the stone if you do it all the time, i've been told to do it every time i sharpen a knife, and is a bit sceptical. Because in my mind it have to be "hard" on the stone to do that, and the stone isn't free you know. So guy and girls. how often do you use the Stone Grader SP-650 and in your experience how hard is it on the stone when using the Stone Grader SP-650
The grading of the grindstone is made by pressing the fine side of the Stone Grader onto the grindstone, which makes it work as a fine grit stone (approx. 1000 grit). When pressing the coarse side onto the grindstone, the smoothened surface is returned to its normal condition (220 grit). This process does not place excessive wear on the grindstone and can be repeated any number of times.
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