Approximately 400 from my experience. It seems fairly close to my Atoma 400 grit diamond plate.Wartstein wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2020 4:07 amThanks, Vivi, that´s impressive!!vivi wrote: ↑Sat Oct 17, 2020 9:13 pmTry it with a PE knife sharpened on a 200 grit diamond plate![]()
https://streamable.com/fxz3tz
Notice how there's zero sliding, just like with a sharp SE.
This edge is like a cross between SE and more polished PE. I've fallen in love. I had to go to my lowest grit stone to finally get that aggressive feel SE offers on a PE knife, but I finally got the cutting action I was after.![]()
But: Am I right that you can achieve that easily or even still better with an ffg SE knife, that STILL ALSO has a polished edge (so the spikes of the serrations ensure the penetration and "not sliding off" the material, while the scallops can still be sharpened for lets say optimal phone book paper slicing)?
So in a word: SE can offer the best of both worlds, but with PE one has to decide either for a coarse edge with all its pros and cons or a more polished edge with all the pros and cons there?
/ Anyway, I´ll try a really coarse edge on a PE knife - as a matter of fact I am in the process of really thoroughly reprofiling a Stretch 1 (PE of course) to a consistent 30 degree incl. bevel on my CBN rods. That´s the coarsest I can go with my limited equipment, and so I´ll have a 30 degree coarse bevel (before I´ll continue with the brown rods)
Do you happen to know what would be the equivalent grit to the CBN rods on a diamond plate?
I think the diamond / cbn rods are in the 325-400 grit range. They can certainly leave a toothy edge.Wartstein wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2020 4:07 amThanks, Vivi, that´s impressive!!vivi wrote: ↑Sat Oct 17, 2020 9:13 pmTry it with a PE knife sharpened on a 200 grit diamond plate![]()
https://streamable.com/fxz3tz
Notice how there's zero sliding, just like with a sharp SE.
This edge is like a cross between SE and more polished PE. I've fallen in love. I had to go to my lowest grit stone to finally get that aggressive feel SE offers on a PE knife, but I finally got the cutting action I was after.![]()
But: Am I right that you can achieve that easily or even still better with an ffg SE knife, that STILL ALSO has a polished edge (so the spikes of the serrations ensure the penetration and "not sliding off" the material, while the scallops can still be sharpened for lets say optimal phone book paper slicing)?
So in a word: SE can offer the best of both worlds, but with PE one has to decide either for a coarse edge with all its pros and cons or a more polished edge with all the pros and cons there?
/ Anyway, I´ll try a really coarse edge on a PE knife - as a matter of fact I am in the process of really thoroughly reprofiling a Stretch 1 (PE of course) to a consistent 30 degree incl. bevel on my CBN rods. That´s the coarsest I can go with my limited equipment, and so I´ll have a 30 degree coarse bevel (before I´ll continue with the brown rods)
Do you happen to know what would be the equivalent grit to the CBN rods on a diamond plate?
Thanks for the links. Mine arrived today, fast shipping. I ordered around midnight Friday, it shipped Saturday at noon and arrived today.Buddafucco wrote: ↑Fri Oct 16, 2020 5:29 pmNorthwest Knives
PE... https://northwestknives.com/collections ... e-c91fpgr2
SE... https://northwestknives.com/collections ... e-c91fsgr2
SpyderGrill wrote: ↑Mon Oct 19, 2020 7:58 pmThanks for the links. Mine arrived today, fast shipping. I ordered around midnight Friday, it shipped Saturday at noon and arrived today.Buddafucco wrote: ↑Fri Oct 16, 2020 5:29 pmNorthwest Knives
PE... https://northwestknives.com/collections ... e-c91fpgr2
SE... https://northwestknives.com/collections ... e-c91fsgr2
I like the green and black combo, but I also like the yellow.
Yes. They'll get more.
That green is awesome!JuPaul wrote: ↑Tue Oct 20, 2020 7:48 amSo, I can't decide if this will become a beater like my H1 pac salt, or if it'll be more of an edc. Either way, I can tell it's gonna be a great knife. I agree that it feels more balanced that the heavy-bladed H1 version, and I love the green. I am curious to see how it'll hold up to abuse compared to the H1, though. We'll find out!
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