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@albertlea
6 years agoForum Replies Created
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Marc: I think your new hybrid rack is a great idea. I am trying to figure out a way to incorporate that system into my area where I sharpen. I think the tiered rack is a great idea making it easier to see your stones. As soon as I figure out how to incorporate it you will be getting an order from me
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Travis what degree angle did you use on your cut jack ? That is one great looking bevel
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The angle was pretty close to 20 degrees per side 20.35 on one side and 20.45 on the other chose to go with 20 degrees. I EDC this knife in rotation for work everyday and have found I like the 20 degree angle for cutting of shrink wrap and cordage that I cut everyday. The steel will is not expensive but being knew to the WE system I wanted to try sharpening D2 on an inexpensive blade. As my confidence gets better I will move up to the lapping and polishing as you much more experienced gentlemen do. I would also like to thank all the members that are willing to give me the benefit of their experience. I am glad I found this site. You are willing to share your knowledge without hesitation no matter how simple the question.
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I am sure he will be as pleased with his rack as I was with my pair. They hold my stones with the wicked edge covers perfectly. I would recommend Marc’s racks to anyone who would like to keep their stones organized.
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Just received my stone racks from Marc. I ordered the 30 pin aluminum post that holds 15 pairs of stones because of space I ordered 2 they came out great. I use the wicked edge stone covers and explained that to Marc. Throughout the ordering process he was very helpful. I would highly recommend that if you are looking for a rack for your stones he is the person that you should contact
great thanks go out to Marc
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