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Holland wrote:Beautiful edge on that zaan
Thanks guys!!! I am more comfortable with the wicked edge system now :D
-Ryan

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Nice - wanna band-aid.....

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Both my photography and sharpening skills could use a great deal of improvement, but I made a thread in the off-topic section with pics of some cheaper paring knives I sharpened (mostly) freehand on a 600-grit diamond eze lap stone. Here's the thread, if you're interested.
I'm happiest with Micarta and Tool Steel.

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Another .357 freehand edge!


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razorsharp wrote:
I tried to cut a steel strap, the zwear didn't roll or chip, it compressed. Good stuff. Anyway it was pretty easy to reprofile and sharpen up. To a sexy mirror
someone feel free to correct me, but I'm pretty sure steel will not compress in any way... so something else happened to your edge, most likely rolling.
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M390 Para2, CTS-XHP Para2, CTS-204P Para2, Gayle Bradley, Techno, Bob T Slipit, M390 Mule, Southard, Southfork, Air, Tuff, ZDP Caly 3.5.
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GoodEyeSniper wrote:someone feel free to correct me, but I'm pretty sure steel will not compress in any way... so something else happened to your edge, most likely rolling.
I felt no burr, unless It rolled and broke off. I was using about 20 kg force or more to cut the strap then held back. Enough to screw up the edge anyway.
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This edge does not like getting it's picture taken. I took probably like 15 pictures and this is the best one. Oh well.

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Very nice, I just did a similar edge on my GB.
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GoodEyeSniper wrote:someone feel free to correct me, but I'm pretty sure steel will not compress in any way... so something else happened to your edge, most likely rolling.
Steel will compress. That being said, it would have been nice to have a microscopic image of the edge to tell what actually happened.
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It has taken a long while and some trail and error but I've learned a great deal from this thread.
I just spent almost two and a half hours with my CTS-XHP Mule on my Lansky diamond set. With the Sapphire and Ultra Fine stones, I've been able to put some really nice polishes on my Spydercos. With my Mule, I really took some time. After everything was said and done, I took a long look at the edge under some good light and noticed one edge side still had some deep scratches from the reprofile. Despite this I still had a lot of fun taking the time to put a solid polish on this blade and am very happy with the end result. Once my ZDP-189 Dfly comes in, I'm going to do the same but hopefully with "postable" results.
Thanks to everyone who took the time and effort to post there results here!
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Good stuff GT, sharpening is a ton of fun, i learn something new every knife i reprofile :)
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Byrd Meadowlark G10 with a 17 degree edge, 34 degress inclusive. Done on edge pro apex to 1000 grit then stropped. Sorry about crappy cell phone pix

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GB's always look nice when the bevel matches the liners.
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-Ryan

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Took the stones to her right proper...

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I just bought another bench grinder and attached my belt attachment. To it, will likely regrind my forum native when I get it. A nice ffg to 0.008 should be good
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