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It would be interesting to see the data in the end. You will quickly learn the muscle memory, but be certain you use good technique so you do not engrain bad habits. Keep the blade completely vertical and do not drag the tip of the knife off of the rods. :)

I'll have to try that.

Nice.

Just the steel upgrade would be brilliant!

I do recommend getting the Diamond rods before the Ultra-fine to most folks.

Spyderco Military in CPM S90V. Of all of my Spyderco options, this would be it.

Nicely done! I missed that Mule so I will have to live vicariously through this sort of post!!!

Looks like you did a great job. Well done! Thank you for sharing.

Nicely done. I used Caly Jr's

Excellent collection! I hope your mobility will be as close to before your accident, as quickly as possible! Welcome to the forum!

Thank you!

Sounds good. Any chance for a picture of the Maddox in its home environment?

Nice.

Pampered Chef has that feature on some of their knives and they cause much more damage than they cause keen edges. The others I have not had first hand experience.

Leatherman is the only other production tool that has a knife that I carry. Surge with a 24pc bit kit and extra saw blades. Everyday.

Any comparison of viscosity to MilTec of either weight Nano-Oil?

Reverse tanto ah la Michael Janich Delica/Endura?

I would just blend it in from the spine so it would be hardly noticeable.



Unless it was right next to an unaltered example.

Excellent mug.

xceptnl wrote:Thank you. The light struck me when cleaning up after dinner. I couldn't resist a shot. Here was the before cleanup.

Very cool!

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