Re: Why water stones?
...with the ceramics. I did about 75 strokes trailing edge, 50 or so leading edge, and finished with about 25 0r so trailing edge strokes at each grade. (Edit: I... »
...with the ceramics. I did about 75 strokes trailing edge, 50 or so leading edge, and finished with about 25 0r so trailing edge strokes at each grade. (Edit: I... »
...the scratches from different angles. I did about 75 edge trailing stokes, then 75 edge leading strokes, then about 30 edge trailing strokes… you can see the scratches… Notice the... »
...set of the ceramics and alternated every 50 with edge leading and edge trailing strokes. I really wanted to get results that would allow me to use this as my... »
...blade” from any direction… heel to tip or tip to heel, while going edge trailing or edge leading. By learning to stop at the tip… it made it easier to... »
...it at least helps me visualize more clearly what’s going on with some of the finer grits. It’s also helpful for analyzing different techniques like edge-leading vs edge-trailing. Once of... »
...with the 600# stones with very light pressure: Next I cleaned up the edge again and then did 10 edge-trailing strokes with very light pressure: Attachments: Edge-Cleaned-up-2.jpg 600-Edge-Leading.jpg 600-Edge-Trailing.jpg... »
...Here are some shots of the edge after the 100# diamonds: Edge-Leading (Looking straight down on the edge) Edge-Trailing (Looking straight down on the edge) And here is the... »
Ralph, you’re right I just goofed up my answer. I stropped with the roo at 25 and used the .6 ceramics at 30! Thanks for catching it. Clay,... »
Clay, For some reason I was expecting the opposite. With the roo strops at 30 deg, would it not roll the edge over? … and with the 0.6um... »
Hey Ralph, I have the sharpener set at 25 degrees for the .6um and 30 for the for the roo strops. Clay, What angle did you use to... »
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