Sharpmaker update idea
Re: Sharpmaker update idea
There are synthetic ruby, not sure how well they work. Website stinks and the 90's are screaming for it back but take a look here http://eze-lap.com/products/
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Re: Sharpmaker update idea
this company sells a variety of triangle stones.
https://www.congresstools.com/catalog/c ... ory/?id=27
I used them for a while for coarser edges,but in the end decided SM diamond rods or diamond bench stones worked better for me. They dish as you use them more than spyderco ceramic rods do, so they'd need dressed more often and replaced within a shorter time span.
https://www.congresstools.com/catalog/c ... ory/?id=27
I used them for a while for coarser edges,but in the end decided SM diamond rods or diamond bench stones worked better for me. They dish as you use them more than spyderco ceramic rods do, so they'd need dressed more often and replaced within a shorter time span.
Re: Sharpmaker update idea
Don't see them under the link but still, synthetic ruby is basically the same as alumina (spyderco ceramic)BeggarSo wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2026 4:57 amThere are synthetic ruby, not sure how well they work. Website stinks and the 90's are screaming for it back but take a look here http://eze-lap.com/products/
Silicon Carbide is okay, wish they had a wider grit selection but I'll consider them, thanks :)vivi wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2026 6:11 amthis company sells a variety of triangle stones.
https://www.congresstools.com/catalog/c ... ory/?id=27
I used them for a while for coarser edges,but in the end decided SM diamond rods or diamond bench stones worked better for me. They dish as you use them more than spyderco ceramic rods do, so they'd need dressed more often and replaced within a shorter time span.
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Re: Sharpmaker update idea
The start of a new company taking form?
:) :)
Re: Sharpmaker update idea
It could I'm telling ya.
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