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Let's talk sharpening!

Sharpening is a pretty big topic in the woodworking community.

Which system do you use?

Personally I have the DMT diamond stones in three grits (coarse, medium and fine).

I also have a japanese waterstone (3000-8000 grits) for when I need to plane weird grain directions and I need a smaller burr.

For the stropping part, I used to use a strip of leather with fine compound, but I find that a buffing wheel on my grinder with green compound works faster and better to remove the burr and make the bevel the shiniest.

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Lau 2y ago

You're looking for this. Diamond is best, but consistent angle is everything.

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LWB 2y ago

That's great!

But I sharpen chisels and plane blades (occasionally marking knives) 😜

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Lau 2y ago

It has great reach. I use it for every knife I've got. Chisels and plane blades I assume you use a angled roller for.

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