Hi Tuffy!
Welcome to the fold chum! You will get used to the two handed thing after a bit…the thing about the right hand edge, may well be that you are right handed or your settings may be a slight bit off.Play with it a bit and you will get both sides even…here is where an angle cube helps out. Most of us here have gone on to purchase one and it will make a big difference. Too, many of the guys here have been making slight mods to their kit to make the WEPS even more precise. Read on in the various posts and you will better understand.
In the end after two years, I have made no mods to my kit and my edges are devilishly sharp in the real world. Some of my edges may be slightly different from the edge on the other side of the blade but not so you could notice in use.
Best advice…work slowly and follow the advice given by Clay and others here…don’t rush a job and after you raise the all important burr with the coarse paddles, brush the edges with each succeeding paddle/grit like a soft summer breeze…no pressure…same with the strops!
All the best my friend! 🙂
Leo
got it all mounted up and gave one of mine test knives a spin with the edge.
due to financial set back, i had to start out with the standard WE, so edge is standard.
my question is….the right hand bevel is more than the left side……is that because i used more pressure since i am right handed?
tricky trying both hands at once…wow……:ohmy:
thanks
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