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chuck_roxas45 wrote:3V seems to like the SiC Moldmasters. This is 600 grit moldmaster finish stropped with 14u paste.

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Holy cow!!! That is just 600 grit with the 14u paste!?!?!?!? That is awesome
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maa14 wrote:Holy cow!!! That is just 600 grit with the 14u paste!?!?!?!? That is awesome
Yes maa14. I was really surprised because the 3v started having some reflectivity when I was just cleaning up the bevels with the 320 moldmasters. By 400 grit moldmasters it was already kinda mirror. Really surprising. This is the first steel that I have had happen this way.
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Great looking edge Chuck!
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Y U NO MICROBEVEL :p . I would have taken that to 1 micron, and done a 600 girt microbevel :p
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.357 mag wrote:Great looking edge Chuck!
Thanks
razorsharp wrote:Y U NO MICROBEVEL :p . I would have taken that to 1 micron, and done a 600 girt microbevel :p
It's gonna get microbeveled when it's touched up. I was actually pretty surprised at the polish because I heard that 3v doesn't do polish.
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razorsharp wrote:Y U NO MICROBEVEL :p . I would have taken that to 1 micron, and done a 600 girt microbevel :p
Girt? You know your head is getting big when you start making up your own words for this sharpening stuff. :D
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Donut wrote:Girt? You know your head is getting big when you start making up your own words for this sharpening stuff. :D
yeah, girt abrasive is the new generation of sharpening abrasives...................... :D
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Chicks dig the mirrored edge.

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Not nearly up to level of some of you guys, but this is the sharpest I have ever gotten a knife on my own.

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Yo PanChango, lemme tell you that you have done good my man - I have seen much worse from so called "Pros".

Nice work there - be proud of it!!

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First post and picture :D Manix in M4
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MadRookie wrote:Yo PanChango, lemme tell you that you have done good my man - I have seen much worse from so called "Pros".

Nice work there - be proud of it!!

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Thanks MadRookie.

It definitely feels good to actually make some sharpening progress. The heel needed some more work, but I didn't want to remove that much material this time through. I will get it down the road a bit. Before finishing this one up, the sharpest knife I had was the factory edge on my zdp stretch.
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MadRookie wrote:Yo PanChango, lemme tell you that you have done good my man - I have seen much worse from so called "Pros".

Nice work there - be proud of it!!

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I completely agree with this
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Very nice work Capid1!
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PanChango wrote:Not nearly up to level of some of you guys, but this is the sharpest I have ever gotten a knife on my own.

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What did you do that with PanChango? That's really excellent.
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chuck_roxas45 wrote:What did you do that with PanChango? That's really excellent.
Thanks Chuck. It was my first try with the Edge Pro Apex. After that I stropped it on my razor strop.
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PanChango wrote:Thanks Chuck. It was my first try with the Edge Pro Apex. After that I stropped it on my razor strop.
Good first effort but if you are using a slack strop, I suggest getting a strop with hard backing. Slack strops are excellent for razors because they have a stropping guide that will keep the strop at the proper tension.
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I would also suggest getting a strop with hard backing. I would also suggest that it be a STROPMAN strop :D If not, make your own...
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ooooooooooooooor lie the razor strop on a table or block :p
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