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  • #19602
    tuffy braithwaite
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    went back to Va Beach Farmers fair on thur. since Whole Foods Closed they fair. will work there on thur.at least through sept or oct.
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    saturday at the big east beach fare business started out slow with just one food processor blade around 9am, but at 10:00am all hell broke loose and the wicked edge was smoking hot after that.

    had some really nice blades to sharpen also.
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    see you thur.
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    sat. vid is like 6 mins….if u watch the vid – disregard the red and blue stone info. that is a false hood for the newer guys, maybe way back when, but not these days (u will understand)
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    return…………. 🙂
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    #19603
    Gib Curry
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    Tuffy,

    Right near the end you mention and show some machine scratches on some of the knives. Then, you said you’d take care of them.

    I’ve got a few knives that I can’t seem to figure out how to get those lines out.

    I’m not sure I heard correctly. Did you say at the very end, “I’ve got to go look for some yellow?” As in polishing compounds? Is that a clue as to how you remove those lines?

    Thanks, as always for your videos.

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    For Now,

    Gib

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    "Everyday edge for the bevel headed"

    "Things work out best for those who make the best out of the way things work out."

    #19614
    Mikedoh
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    “Looking for the yellow” = Looking for gold ( with metal detector) = Tuffy speak

    #19615
    Mark76
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    😉

    Molecule Polishing: my blog about sharpening with the Wicked Edge

    #19624
    tuffy braithwaite
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    Tuffy,

    Right near the end you mention and show some machine scratches on some of the knives. Then, you said you’d take care of them.

    I’ve got a few knives that I can’t seem to figure out how to get those lines out.

    I’m not sure I heard correctly. Did you say at the very end, “I’ve got to go look for some yellow?” As in polishing compounds? Is that a clue as to how you remove those lines?

    Thanks, as always for your videos.

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    I used a buffing wheel with black compound – about 12 passes each side. pic attached of before and after.

    kinda like 90% gone – more passes would probably remove all.———-might have to give the whole blade a pass or two or more to blend in.

    i dropped off those knives and i asked what happened to those two and she said vacuum salesman said he could sharpen – she said he used a dremel with some kind of stone wheel on it.
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    yellow ——— gold from the sea.
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    #19625
    tuffy braithwaite
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    Gib

    if u watch the vids, u will see that most saturdays i bring knives home to sharpen -axes, pocket knivs – etc.

    whatever it is, i sharpen on Kalamazoo – 1 x 42. i do not use the WE at home.
    fyi

    #19632
    Gib Curry
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    Thanks, Tuffy….

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    Gib

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    "Everyday edge for the bevel headed"

    "Things work out best for those who make the best out of the way things work out."

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