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Dilemma, sharp vs perfect polish

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  • #38319
    Snecx
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    Just wanted to check back in to see if you decided to get the diamond films, or if the stropping on cardboard worked well enough?

    I haven’t got the chance to buy all the lapping films and plates but I bought the 1500 grit and I like it!

    I haven’t really tested the new stone thoroughly yet but here is a video of me cutting plenty of cardboard with my usual edge finish. And I love the 0.6um cutting edge finish with some light stropping.

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    #38325
    Josh
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    nice knife… is that your work?

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    Mark76
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    I am curious what your outcome will be if you compare multiple stones/films.

    Molecule Polishing: my blog about sharpening with the Wicked Edge

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    Serge
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    I don’t even use my strops any more. 400-600-800-1000 grit, then 60µ-30µ-15µ-6µ-3µ-1µ-0.5µ-0.1µ
    And there is no dilemma with shiny vs sharp. It’s shiny and sharp. While it’s not perfect mirror finish, but it does look more than pretty to a naked eye.

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    Mark76
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    If it’s about getting just the sharpest edge, I use the lapping film too.

    Molecule Polishing: my blog about sharpening with the Wicked Edge

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