:unsure: what grit are y’all starting with on the scissors ( using the WEPS ) if if your push a burr, how are you removing that from the back / flat side of the scissor blade ? ( do you take them apart and lapp the flat side on some higher grit sandpaper adhered to a known flat surface like a piece of float glass, or 12 x 12 tile , granite, etc . ?
I start with a fine stone usually the 600g or 800g diamond and just use that to sharpen. If there’s a lot of damage, I might go back a step, but usually not necessary. Raise as little burr as possible. Usually, if you match the bevel, it doesn’t take much to sharpen them.
To deburr, just spread the edges enough so they can’t touch, close the scissors, then push the edges together and open them. Do this a couple of times. The goal being you don’t want any burr to end up between the blades. After this, I’ll usually make a cut or two on a shop towel. I was taught not to touch the inside unless absolutely necessary.
This is for the normal scissors you run across… no idea about hair shears. (Well, I have an idea, but having never done them, don’t know for sure.) :side:
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